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HOMCEOPATHIC

MEDICAL DIRECTORY

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BRITISH AND FOREIGN

HOMCEOPATHIC

MEDICAL DIRECTORY

AND RECORD.

EDITED BY

GEORGE ATKIN, M.D., EDIN.

1855-

LONDON :

aBOOMBRIDOE k SONS, 5, Paternoster Row; H. BAIUJERE, Regent Street

MANCHESTER: H. TURNER, 41, PiocadiUy.

HULL: J. L. SEATON, Whiteftiargate ; G. W. HOLDIGH, Queen Street.

MDCCCLY.

6 /a- 9i

hull:
john hontoomebt, scale lane.

PREFACE.

The new edition of the Hom(eopathio Medical Direc-
tory now presented to the Profession, requires few
prefatory remarks ; the contents of the volume speak for
themselves. The demand for a new edition proves that
the work has been found useful.

The Names and Qualifications have been copied exactly
from the returns received ; so that each individual is
responsible for the correctness of the Medical and Literary
Distinctions he assumes. The Editor requested each
person to give the name of the University, College, or
Licensing body from which, and the date at which, the
Title claimed was obtained. Those who have not com-
plied with this request, have been repeatedly applied to
in vain, to obtain the desired information.

The returns from America have arrived too late to be
added to this edition. This is the less to be regretted, as
Dr. Jackson, of Roxburgh, Massachusets, is engaged in
preparing a complete American Homoeopathic Directory.

IV. PEEFACE.

The Continental List has been much curtailed ; the
places chiefly visited by English Tourists have alone been
given, and a few medical men named in each place.

Lastly, the Editor begs to offer his best thanks to his
correspondents for the kind assistance they have afforded
him.

All communications, respecting this or future editions
of the work, to be addressed either to the Editor, or to •
Mr. Turner, 41, Piccadilly, Manchester.

56, Prospect Street, Hull,
36th December, 1854.

CONTENTS.

Page

Calendar , 1

Names, Qualifications, and Addresses of HomcBOpathio Prac-
titioners in London 7

London Street List 22

Names, Qimlifications, and Addresses of Homoeopathic Prac-
titioners in the Provinces 25

English Local List , 50

Scottish Local List 53

Ldsh Local List , 54

Channel Islands Local List 54

Homoeopathic Hospitals in London 55

Homoeopathic Dispensaries in London 58

British Homoeopathic Society 65

Hahnemann Medical Society 67

Homoeopathic Congress 68

Hahnemann Pahlishing Society. 68

English Homoeopathic Association 70

Association for the Protection of Homoeopathic Practitioners and

Students 71

British Institute of Homoeopathy 72

Homoeopathic Hospitals and Dispensaries in the Provinces 74

Northern Homoeopathic Medical Association . 81

Homoeopathic Dispensaries in Scotland 81

Homoeopathic Dispensaries in Ireland 82

Irish Homoeopathic Society 83

Homoeopathic Dispensaries in Channel Islands 83

Hydropathic Establishments, where Homoeopathic Treatment may

be obtained 84

Veterinary Surgeons, Homoeopathic 85

VU CONTENTS.

Amebica, Homceopathy in 87

Homoeopathic College of Pennsylvania 87

Western College of Homoeopathy 88

Continental Homceopathic Pbactitioners. —

France 90

Italy 91

Austria 91

Spain 92

Bohemia 93

Hungary 93

Prussia 93

Saxony 93

Hanover 94

Hesse 94

Baden 94

Nassau 94

Sondershausen 94

Weimar 94

Free Towns 95

Bavaria 95

Professors at Universities who have adopted Homoeopathy 95

Homoeopathic Court Physicians 97

Continental Homceopathic Hospitals. —

Gumpendorf Hospital, Vienna 98

Leopold Faubourg ditto ditto 99

linz Hospital, Upper Austria 99

Eremsier Hospital 99

Nechanitz Hospital 99

Gyongyos Hospital 100

Turin Hospital 1 00

L'Hospice de la Providence, Nice .... 100

Madrid General Hospital 100

Moscow Hospital 100

Miskoltz Hospital 101

St. Petersburg Hospital 101

Leipzig Homoeopathic Clinique 101

Beaigon Hospital, Paris 101

Calcutta Hospital 101

Continental Societies and Institutions 102

Bibliographia Homoeopathica AngUca 103 ■

Bibliographia Homoeopathica Americana 104

Obituary. — '

British 107

American 108 '

Continental 109

ERRATA.

LONDON DIRECTORY.

Page 21, Wyld, George, for **38, Mortimer Street, Cavendish Square,"
read ^* 8, Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park."

LONDON STREET LIST.

Page 22, omit, under Cavendish Square, ** Wyld, G."

Page 23, insert, under Hyde Park, " Wyld, G., 8, Queen's Gardens."

PROVINCIAL DIRECTORY.

Page 28, Denham, W. H., for "Briston, Norfolk," read "Willow Lane,

St. GUes, Norwich."
Page 40, Millin, E. H., for " Wakefield, Yorkshire," read "Coventry,

Warwickshire."
Page 45, Sharp, W., for " Rugley," read « Rughy."

ENGLISH LOCAL LIST.

Page 50, delete, "Briston, W. H. Denham."
Page 51, insert, " Coventry, E. H. Millin."
Page 52, insert, under Norwich, " W. H. Denham."
Page 53, delete, "Wakefield, E. H. Millin."

ADDENDA.

Page 33, add, " Hayward, John W., 153, Brownlow Hill, Liverpool ;
M.D., St. Andrews, 1854; M.B.C.S., E., 1854; LA.C.,
1864."

Page 52, under Liverpool, add, " J. W. Hayward, M.D."

Page 58, under Dispensaries, add —

"Bboupton Homceopathio Dibfensaby, 3, Blizard
Place, Fulham Road. — ^Listituted, 1st Januaiy, 1855.
Physician, Dr. Neville Wood. Attendance — Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday, from 9 to 11. Terms of
Admission, hy a recommendation from a Subscriber,
or a monthly payment of two shillings and sixpence."

Page 67, to Members of British Homceopathic Society, add —

" William Moigan, M.R.C.S., London 1853

Robert Baikie, M.D., London 1854

John Anderson, M.R.C.S., London 1854

George Wyld, M.D., London 1854

Daniel Smith, M.R.C.S., London 1864

John Say Clarke, M.D., London 1854

Joseph Hands, M.R.C.S., London 1854

W. E. Ayerst, M.R.C.S., London 1864

William V. Druiy, M.D., London 1864"

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THE LONDON
HOKEDPATHIC MEDICAL DlREOTORY.

18S5.

ANDEBSO^T, JOSN, 4, Bedford Terrace, Clapham Rise,
and 15, Alfred Place, Newington Causeway, M.R.C.S.,
Eng., 1839; L.S.A., 1834; late Surgeon to the Richmond
UnioB, Surrey ; Surgeon to the late Hahnemann Hos-
pital ; and Surgeon to the Hahnemannian Institution,
Welbeck Street, Manchester Square. Surgeon to the
Southwark and Clapham HomcBopathic Dispensaries.
Formerly M^mher of the Botanical and Entomological
Societies, London ; Fellow of the Physical Society of
Guy's Hospital. Member of the British Homoeopathic
Society and the Hahnemann Medical Society. Atjthor
of "An Essay on Renal Dropsy," " Sketch of the Com-
parative Anatomy of the Nervous System, with Remarks
on its Development in the Human Embryo, with plates
and tables." CoNTRretTTED Article ** Nervous System"
(Comparative Anatomy,) — Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and
Physiology, *' Essay on the Application of Comparative
Anatomy to Human Embryology,"— Med. Gaz. " Case
of Diabetes Mellitus, with Remarks," — ^Med. Gaz. "A
Letter on the Preventive Means and Curative Treat-
ment of Cholera, 1853."

ANDERSON, THOMAS BLAIR, 3, Bumham Villas,
Richmond, Surrey, in Practice prior to the Act of 1815.

AYERST, WILLIAM EDWARD, 20, Holies Street, Ca-
vendish Square, M.R.C.S., E. Suroeon to the Metro-
politan Homoeopathic Institution for Children. Contri-
buted " Cases " to the Homoeopathic Times.

^

O THE HOMiEOPATHIC

BAIKIE, BOBEET, 11, Inverness Terrace, Bajswater,
M.D., Edin., 1820; M.R.C.S., Edin., 1818. Sumeon
H.E.I.G. Service, 1822 to 1844. Assistant Physician
to the London Homoeopathic Hospital ; late Member of
the Boyal Medical Society, Edin. Member of the
British Homoeopathic Society. Authob of '* Observa-
tions on the Neilgherries," Calcutta, 1834 — Translated
from the German, *' Outlines of a Theory of Disease
applied to Hydropathy," London, 1849.

BARRY, FREDERICK, 9, Artillery Place, Fmsbury
Square, M.D. Physician to the East London Homoeo-
pathic Dispensazy. Authob of "A Useful Dose of Ho-
moeopathy," 1843; "An Outline of the Principles of
Dynamic Medicine," 1862.

BATCHELOUR, W., 12, Finsbury Place South, Finsbury
Square, M.D., Erlangen, 1847; M.R.O.S., E., 1835;
L.A.C., E., 1834. Authob of " Homoeopathy compared
with the usual Practice," 1845, ''Advantages of Homoeo-
pathy," 1854.

BLEST, A. E., 19, Burton Crescent, M.D., Edin., 1821;
M.R.C.S., E., 1822. Subgeon to the Madras Establish-
ment, twenty-four years* service. Late Physician to
Hahnemann Hospital ; formerly Member of the Royal
Physical Society, Edin.

BROAKES, W., 2, Warwick Terrace, Belgrave Road,
M.D., Erlangen, 1835 ; M.R.C.S.,L., 1815; late Surgeon
to the Orphan Asylum, Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, also
to the City Road Dispensary, and to the Parish of St.
Luke, Middlesex; formerly Member of the Hunterlan
Society. Authob "Practice of Homoeopathy ;" "On
Constipation;" "On Cutaneous diseases;" "Homoeo-
pathic Documents."

BROWN, HENRY, 13, SaUsbury Place, New Road. In
Practice prior to 1815.

CAMERON, HUGH, M.R.C.S. E., 4, Bolton Street.
SuBOEON to the London Homoeopathic Hospital. Mem-
ber of the British Homoeopathic Society.

MEDICAL DIBECTOBT. 9

CHAPMAN, MATTHEW JAMES, 25, Albemarle Street,
Piccadilly, M.A., Cantab. M.D., Edin.

CHEPMELL, EDWABD CHABLES, 32, Henrietta
Street, Cavendish Square, M.D., Edin., 1844. Formerly

^ Physician to the London Homoeopathic Hospital, esta-

. blished by the English Homoeopathic Association, 1847;
late Physician to the Hahnemann Hospital ; at present
Phtsxcian to the Islington Homoeopathic Dispensary ;
Member of the British Homoeopathic Medical Society.
Author of "A Domestic Homoeopathy Bestricted to
its Legitimate Sphere of Practice, together with Bules
for Diet and Begimen." — ^Beprinted in America ; tran-
slated and published in Germany and France. An
abridgement of the above work, " A Practical Guide to
the Treatment of the Common Disorders, with Twelve
Homoeopathic Bemedies, with Instructions as to Diet,
and an Appendix on Asiatic Cholera." Contributed to
Homoeopathic Times, " The Contrast of Allopathy and
Homoeopathy in the Treatment of Disorders dependant
on Mor^ Causes, illustrated by a case of Chronic Me*
trorrhagia." — ^Vol. I. "Practicfid Observations on the
Advantages of bringing Pathological Eiiowledge to bear
upon the Homoeopa^c Treatment of Complicated
Disorders." — ^Vol. I. " Dispensary Practice, witti Clini-
cal Comments." — ^Vols. I. and II.

CLABKE, JOHN SAY, 1, Canonbury Park, Islington,
M.D., King's College, Aberdeen, 1851 ; M.B.C.S., Eng.,
1838 ; L.S.A., 1833. Member of the British Homoeo-
pathic Society.

OBONIN, EDWABD, Claremont House, Brixton Boad,
M.D., Dublin, 18^28 ; Member of the Hahnemann Medi-
cal Society.

DBUBY, WILLIAM VALLANCEY, 3, Crescent, Cam-
den Boad, Begent's Park, M.D., Edin., 1843; M.B.I.A.;
late Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics, in
the School of Medicine, Park Street, Dublin ; late Pre-
sident of the Boyal Physical and Hunterian Medical
Societies of Edinburgh ; Member of the Boyal Medical

10 TB£ HOMCB&PAtHIG

Society, Edinburgh \ one of the Medical Officers to the
Metropolitan Homoeopathic Institution for the Diseases
of Ohildrexk Honorart Becretaby to the British Insti-
tuie of Homoeopathy, Author of ** Cholera, its Treat-
ment on Homoeopathic Principles/' 1 864. OoNTRiBtrfED
** Cases of Croup," " Case of Deafness," " Homoeopathic
Sketches/' — to the Homoeopathic Times, 1853 to 18&4.
DUDGEON, ROBEBT ELLIS, 8fJ, Gloucester Place,
Portman Sq., M.D.. Edin., 1841 ; L.B.C.S., Edin., 1839;
form4!a'ly Physidan to the Marylebone and West London
Homoeopathic Dispensaiy, and to the late Hahnemann
Hospital : late Lecturer on the Principles and Practice
of Homoeopathy, at the Hahnemann Hospital School of
HomoeopaUiy. Member of the Hahnemann Medical So-
ciety; of the Pathological Society, London; of the Cen-
tral Society of Homoeopathists, Leipzic ; of the Rhode
Island Homoeopathic Society; of the Homoeopathic
Academy of Rio Janeiro ; of the Munich Society of
Physiological Materia Medica ; of the Austrian Society
for the Physiological Proving of Medicines ; of the
Homoeopathic Society of Madrid ; Fellow of the Ho-
moeopathic College of Pennsylvania. Author of the
*' Homoeopathic Treatment and Prevention of Asiatic
Cholera/' 1847 ; of the " Pathogenetic Cyclopsedia,'* —
Part I. ; of '* Hahnemann, a Biographical Sketch ; " of
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Homoeopal3iy/*
Coi-EniTOR of the " British Journal of Homoeopathy,"
and of the ** Hahnemann Materia Medica," and Contri-
butor of the article "Aconite/' Translator of "Hah-
nemann's Organon of Medicine ; " of " Hahnemann's
Lesser Writings/' Contributed several Articles to Ihe
"British Journal of Homoeopathy," "On the Cure of
Pannus by the Inoculation of the Secretion of Purulent
Ophthalmia'," "London and Edinburgh Monthly Jour-
nal of Medical Science," May, 1844.

ENGALL, THOMAS, 15, Euston Square, M.R.C.S., L.,
L843 ; formerly Surgeon of the West London Homoeo-
pathic Dispensary ; late one of the Surgeons of the

Habnemaom Hospital ; fofrmerly Member of ^e Briddsh
HoAicBopathic, Society ; now Member and Treasarer of
the fiahnemaon Medical Society. Author of ^Au
Essay on the Mechanical asMl Homoeopathic Treatment
of Spinal Curvature and distortion," — ^British Journal
of HomcBopathy, Vol. V.

EPPS, GEORGE NAPOLEON, 10, Grafton Street, Bond
Street, M.R.O.S., Eng., 1845 ; formerly Surgeon to the
London Homoeopathic Institution, Hanover Square,
and to the Boyal Jennerian and London Vaccine Insti-

. tution. Providence Bow ; now S^bgeon to the Harrison
Spinal Institution ; Mehbea of the Hahnemamn Medi-
cal Society. Autbob of '^ Spinal Curvature, its Theory,
its Cure," 1849; " On the Treatnusai of Accidents (witiii
wood cuts),*' being Part IV. of Pulte andi Epps' Domestic
Vhysician, 185.3. Contbtbt?tbd Pap bbs ** On Diairhcea,**
** Rheumatic Gout," " Chorea from Fright," "Afections
of the Head of many years' standing;" — Mont&ly Jdur-
nai of Homoeopathy. Inventor of "An Extendor for
the Reduction of Dislocatione, more espeetally of the
Hip Joint." — Lancet. "Bai»iage for the SuppresBion of
Uterine Hemorrhage." — Lancet.

EPPS, JOHN, 89v Great RusseE Street, Btoomsbury,
M.I).., Edin., 18^6 ; Medical Director of the Royal Jen-
nerian and London Yaccijae Institution; Reeogniised
I^^ctures on Mat. Med. and Botany; at the late Hun-
terian. School of Medicine, Great Windmill Street;
Consulting Physician and Tlnstee to> Hamson's Spinal
Institution;. Corresponding Member of the Acodiamy of
Medicine and Surgery, Barcelona ; late Lecturer on
Mat Med. Hahnemann Hospital ; Member of die JSkh^
nemann Medical^ Society ;. formerly Member* of the
Westminster MHisdical Society,, and of the Edinburgh

. and London Phrenological Societies ;. Honorary Mem-
ber of the Liverpool Mechanics' Institution. Authob of
'* Prijse Essay on the Banunculacese," ** De Insania^"
" HoKffi PhrenologicsB." Co-Edtfor, in 1628, of Lond.
Medical and Surgical JouiaiaK; contributed thereto,
'* On. Successive Development a£ die. Nervous System

13 THB HOMCEOPATHIO

from Zoophytes to Men," and Lectures " On Col-
chicum Autmnnale;" "Life of Dr. Walker;" ** Coun-
teraction as a Means of Cure," ** Epilepsy/* " The Stu-
dent's Assistant," " Speech delivered at Westminster
Medical Society." Editob of " Anthropological Maga-
zine," " Chemical Nuisances," " Cases of Affections of
the Head," " What is Homoeopathy ; " — ^re-printed in
America ; " Constipation Curable," '* Virtues of Arnica,
&c.;" "Domestic Homoeopathy," — all re-printed in Ame-
rica; "Pulte's Domestic Homoeopathy," "Epilepsy, and
some Nervous Cases," •* Homoeopathy, and its Prin-
ciples Explained," " Case of Hsematemesis," — Lancet.
" The Eejected Cases, with Letter to Thos. Wakley,
M.P., on the Science of Homoeopathy," "Journal of
Health and Disease," 8 vols. ; " Asiatic Cholera, Sug-
gestions for the Treatment and Prevention of;" " The
Coroner's Jury Perverted," "Affections of Women,'* —
Part I. Monthly Period., " Manual of Phrenology.**

HAMILTON, EDWABD, 33, Grafton Street, Bond Street,
M.D., St. Andrews. Physician to the London Homoeo-
pathic Hospital. Fellow of the Linneean Society, and
of the Zoological Society. Member of the Boyal Listi-
tution of Great Britain ; Member and Treasurer of the
British Homoeopathic Society. Author of " A Guide to
the Practice of Homoeopathy," 1844 ; " A Short History
of Cholera," 1848 ; " Flora Homoeopathica," 1852.

HANDS, DECIMUS, 9, Dorset Square, M.B.C.S., Eng.,
1836; L.S.A.. 1836; Member Hahnemann Medical
Society.

HANDS, JOSEPH, 23, Duke Street, Grosvenor Square,
M.B.C.S., Eng., 1831; L.S.A., 1830; formerly Surgeon
to the Hahnemann Hospital, and M.P.S. Contrib. " On
Cholera** to the Homoeopathic Times; "On Vaccina-
tion.*' — Lancet.

HANSON, SYDNEY, 6, Curzon Street, Mayfair, M.D.,
Glasgow, 1843 ; formerly House Physician to the Lon-
don Homoeopathic Medical Institution; Physician to
the Leicester Homoeopathic Dispensary ; late Physician

MEDICAL DIBBCTOBY. 13

to the late Hahnemann Hospital ; now Membbb of tiiie
British Homoeopathic Society, and of the Hahnemann
Medical Society, and Fellow of the Statistical Society.

HENRIQUES, AMOS, 67, Upper Berkeley Street, Port-
man Square, B.S.L., of Paris ; M.R.C.S. Eng., 188S ;
Knight of the Order of Charles III. of Spain ; late Sur-
geon to the late Hahnemann Hospital ; Member of the
Philosophical Society of Jamaica ; now Hon. Physician
to the Spanish Embassy ; Physician Aggougheub to the
Hahnemann Medical Institution and Dispensary, Wel-
beck Street. Fellow of the Medico-Chirurgical So-
ciety; Membeb of the Hahnemann Medical Society;
Member of the Homceopathic Academy of Bio Janeiro ;
Member of the Homoeopathic Institution of Turin.
AuTHOB of ** Letters on Mesmerism," ** Practice of
Medicine in Constantinople," '* Etiological, Pathologi-
cal, and Therapeutical Beflections on Asiatic Cholera,
as observed in Europe, Asia Minor, and Egypt;" '* Ho-
moeopathic Medical Dictionary,"*' Lectures on Anthro-
pology," delivered before the Philosophical Society of
Jamaica. Contbibuted Articles to the British Journal
of Homoeopathy.

HENBY, ALEXANDEB, Stamford Hill, M.D., Glasgow,
1840; M.B.C.S., Glasgow, 1840; Member of the British
Homoeopathic Society.

HEBING, WILLIAM, 88, Mortuner Street, Cavendish
Square, L.S.A., Lond., 1828 ; formerly Medical Officer
of the Eastern District of St. Marylebone ; formerly
Member of the Westminster Medical Society and Phre-
nological Society of London ; now Membeb of the Hah-
nemann Medical Society, and of the Central Homoeo-
pathic Society of Germany. Contbibuted •• Cases" at
various times to the British Journal of Homoeopathy.

HUNTER, THOMAS DAVIS, 9, Addison Terrace,
Netting Hill, M.B.C.S., E., 1826 ; L.A.C., 1882.

JONES, DAVID GBIFFITHS, 14, Harrington Square,
34, St. Martin le Grand, City, M.B.C.S., England,
1847 ; M.D., Aberdeen, 1858; and M.A., Paris; Assist-

14 THE HOM(E0PATHIC

ant Suigeon to the Hotel Dieu during the Resolution
of February and June, 1848; now Phtbioian to the
Hydro-HomoBOpathic Establishment, Harrington Sq.;
Phys. to the Homoeopathic Dispensary, Denmark Street,
Soho ; and Physician to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,
Bed Lion Square ; Fellow of the Society de Dupuyten;
Membea of the Societe Medical de Paris ; and late Pre-
sident of the English Medical Society, Paris ; Hon. and
Corres. Member of the English Medical Society, Paris.
AuTHOB of ** Thesis on Diseases of the Heart; " awarded
the Hon. Diploma of the Med. Soc* Paris, 1848. Ga-
zette Medical. Contrib. " Difficult Labour, with Cranio-
tomy;" Lancet, "On the Impropriety of Craniotomy."
Author of " Alleged Death from Homoeopathy," " Ori-
ginal Views on Inflammation," " Why the Clergy advo-
cate Homceopathy."

KIDD, JOSEPH, 11, Moorgate Street, and Blackheath,
Kent, M.D,, King's College, Aberdeen, 1868 ; M E.C.S.,
Eng., 1846 ; Member of the British Homoeopathic So-
ciety. AuTHOB of " Homoeopathy in Acute Disease, a
Narrative of a Mission to Ireland during the Famine
and Pestilence of 1847." Contributed "Essay on Fever
and Dysentery," — ^British Jour, of Homoeop. 1848*

LASERON, MICHAEL, M.A.H., 18, Navarino Terrace,
North DalstoD, and 28, Northampton Square, Goswell
Road, M.D. and Accoucheur Jena, 18M).

LAURIE, DAVID CRAWFORD, 6, Boyne Terrace,
Netting Hill, M.D. and L,R.C.S., Edin. 1847; formerly
one of the Physicians to the Bath and Brighton Homoeo-
pathic Dispensaries ; Member of the Hahnemann Me-
dical Society, and late Physician to the Hahnemann

. Homceopathic Bospital.

LAURIE, JOSEPH, 13, Lower Berkeley Street, Portman
Square, M.D., Giessen, 1840; M.D. (by examination,)
Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1851;
L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 1837; one of the Medical Council
of the late Hahnemann Hospital ; Consulting Physician

ICBDIOAX. mRECTOBT. 15

to the Hahnemann Dispensary ; Medical Beferee to the

. Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society (London
Branch) ; formerly Member of the Hunterian Medical
Society, Edinburgh ; now Member of the Hahnemann
Medical Society and the Societe GalUcane de Paris.
Auth<»r of *• Domestic Medicine," " Practice of Physic,"
** Epitome of Domestic Medicine," "Treatment of Cho-
lera*" "Parents' Guide." Editor of "Boenninghausen's
Therapeutics," and "Jahr's Pocket Dictionary." Con-
TBiBDTED to British Journal of Homoeopathy ''Pericar-
ditis and Pneumonia."

LAUBIE, WILLIAM FOBBES, 83, Argyle Street, Begent
Street, and Hydropathic Establishment, Dunstable, Bed-
fordshire, M.D., Edin., 1838 ; L.B.C.S., Edin., 1838 ;
L.S.A., 1888; formerly Medical Officer to the Houghton
District of the Luton Union ; Contrib. ** On the Water
Cure in Typhus Fever," — Homoeopathic Times.

LEADAM, THOMAS BOBINSON, 12, Wyndham Place,
Bryanstone Square, Hon. M«D., Cleveland, U. S., 1863;
M,R.O.S., Eng., 1883 ; L,A.S., 1882 ; formerly Surgeon
to St Olave's Union ; now Subgeon Accoucheur to the
London HomcBopathic Hospital; Surgeon and Surgeon
Accouoheur to the Hahnemann Institution, Welbeck St.;
late Surgeon to the Marylebone Di^spensary, Adelaide
Street West; also Member of the Physical Society, Guy's
Hospital; now Memb^b of the British Homosopathic
Society. Authob of '* HomoBopathy, as applied to the
Diseases of Females," J1861. Contrib. ** Hydrophobia,
successful Cure of;" '* Homoeopathy and the Ancients;"
** A Paper on Uterine Diseases, with Cases ;" <fcc., &c.
—British Journal of Homoeopathy.

LUTHEB, CHABLES W., 1, Southwick Crescent, Ox-
ford Square, M.D., Halle in Prussia, 1832 ; M.D., St.
Andrew's, 1846; Member of the Irish Homoeopathic
Society, and most of Hbe Continental Homioeopathic
Societies ; Chairman of the Committee of the British
Institute of HonuBopathy ; Axjthoe of " Sir E. L. Bul-
wer and Homoeopathy ;" " Homoeopathy and Allopathy,"
Paris, 1836 ; '* Homoeopathy explained, and objections

16 TBE HOM(EOPATHI0

answered," London, 1840 ; •* Concise View of Hom<Bo-
pathy." Contributed a Variety of Articles to German,
French, and English Homoeopathic Journals.

MACKERN, THOMAS, 10, Conduit Street, M.U.C.S.,
Ireland, 1842; Licentiate of Midwifery, Rotunda Hos-
pital, Dublin, 1837 ; Surgeon to the London Homoeo-
pathic Hospital, and to the Clapham and Eennington
Homoeopathic Dispensary ; formerly Member of the
Medico Chirurgical Society of Dublin ; now of the
British Homoeopathic Society. Contrib. ** Treatment
of Aneurism by Compression," — ^Lancet.

MACOUBREY, WILLL^M, 8, Swan Street, Chelsea, M.D.

MALAN, HENRY V., 6, Great Cumberland Street, M.A.
and M.D., Tubingen, 1839; Doctor of Surgery and
Doctor of Midwifery, Tubingen, 1839 ; M.D., Aberdeen,
1845 ; Member of tlie College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Geneva ; of the Medical Society, Geneva ; of the
Societe Hahnemannienne, Gallicane, Paris; of the
Hahnemann Medical Society, London ; late Physician
to the Hahnemann Hospital ; Physician to the Maryle-
bone Homoeopathic Dispensary. Author of " Descrip
tion d'un Nouveau Tourniquet," Tubingen, 1839 ;
" L' HomoBopathie est une Verite," Geneva, 1844 ;
"Vade Mecum of the Homoeopathic Practitioner;"
" How can such small doses have any effect ?" London,
1848 ; " What to do against Cholera," London, 1849 ;
" Pocket Book of Homoeopathy," London, 1860. Con-
trib. to the British Journal of Homoeopathy and to the
Homoeopathic Times.

MASSOL, VICTOR, 4, Denmark Hill, Camberwell, M.D.,
late Physician to the London Homoeopathic Hospital;
Member of the British Homoeopathic Society.

METCALF, JAS. BELL, 9, Clapton Square, Hackney,
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1841; L.S.A., 1836: late Surgeon for
the Homerton District of the Hackney Union ; Mem-
ber of the British Homoeopathic Society.

MILLARD, JOHN, 35, Percy Circus, PentonviUe,
M.R.C.S.,L., 1836; L.A.C., 1825; formerly Assistant

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 17

- Sttrgeon and Surgeon, H.E.I.C. Contrib. to British
Journal of Homoeopathy and Homoepathic Times,
"Diseases caused by Mental Emotions."

MORGAN, WILLIAM, 74, Connaught Terrace, Hyde
Park. M.R.C.S.,L., 1846; late Accoucheur to the West
End Maternity Institution ; Assistant Surgeon to the
London Homoeopathic Hospital, and Surgeon to the Ma-
rylebone and Paddington Homoeopathic Institution;
Member of the British Homoeopathic Society. Author
of " A Treatise on Indigestion, Constipation, and Hsem-
orrhoids;" "On Cholera, its progress, prevention, and
cure ;" " Tracts on the use of Camphor in Diarrhoea
and the incipient stages of Cholera." Contributed " A
Paper on Pyrosis, with cases," to the Homoeopath ist.

OSMAN, HENRY, M.D.

PARSONS, S., 14, Maddox Street, Regent Street, M.D.;
Member of the British Homoeopathic Society.

PARTRIDGE, SAMUEL THOMAS, 2, York Place,
Portman Square, M.D., Marishal College, Aberdeen,
1820 ; M.KC.S., Eng.. 1818 ; Physician to the Mary-
lebone Homoeopathic Dispensary, and Physician Accou-
cheur of the London Homoeopathic Hospital ; Fellow
of the British Homoeopathic Society.

QUIN, FREDERICK FOSTER, Mountfield House,
111, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, M.D., Edin.,
1820; Physician Extraordinary to his Majesty, Leopold
the First, King of the Belgians ; Physician in Ordinary
to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge ;
Consulting Physician to the London HomoeopaUiic
Hospital ; formerly Physician to the late St. James'
Homoeopathic Dispensary ; President of the British Ho-
moeopathic Society ; Fellow of the Academy of Medicine,
of Naples ; Foreign Associate of the Royal Institute of
Science, of the Two Sicilies ; Ordinary Member of the
Medical Society of Edin.; Member of the Royal Institu-
tion, London; Member of the British Homoeopathic

c

18 THE HO)C(E0PATHIC

Society ; Member of the Homoeopathio Society of
Paris : OrcUnary Member of the Gallicane Society ;
Member of the Homoeopathic Society of Leipzic ; Fo-
reign Associate of the Hahnemamiian Society of Paris ;
Corresponding Member of the Homoeopathic Academy
of Palermo ; Fellow and Corresponding Member of the
Homoeopathic Medical College of Pennsylvania ; Hono-
rary and Corresponding Member of the Khode Island
Homoeopathic Society; Member of the Homoeopathic
Society of New York ; Corresponding Member of the
Homoeopathic Academy of Bio de Janeiro ; Honorary
President of the Homoeopathic Congress of France, and
Corresponding Member of the Austrian Physiological
Society of Homoeopathic Physicians. Author of " Thesis
Inauguralis de Arsenico," £din., 1820 ; " Du Treate-
ment Homoeopathique du Cholera," Paris, 1832; of
" The Pharmacopoeia Homoeopathica," London, 1834 ;
Editor of ^* Fragmenta de Yiribus Medicamentorum
Positivis sive in sano corpere Humano observatis Hahne-
mann," London, 1835. Translator of " The Materia
Medica Homoeopathica," London ; and Author of Pa-
pers on "Neuralgia," and "Tic Doloreux," in the
British Journal of Homoeopathy; and on "Cholera,
and its Homoeopathic Treatment," in the Homoeopathic
Times, 1849 ; and on "Magnetoid Currents," in 1851.

REYNOLDS, HENBY, 15, Cambridge Terrace, Hyde
Park, M.B.C.S., Eng., 1828; L.A.C., 1827 ; Surgeon to
the Eastern Dispensary ; late Surgeon to the London
Homoeopathic Hospital ; to the West London Truss So-
ciety ; late Member of the Council of the Microscopical
Society of London^ and of the Hunterian Society of

. London; Member of the British Homoeopathic Society.

ROGEBS, G., 97, Newgate Street, City, and 17, Boyal
Hill, Greenwich, M-D., Edin., 1 829 ; M.B.C.S.,L., 1829 ;
L.A.C., 1829; formerly House Surgeon to the late
Hahnemann Hospital.

BOSENSTEIN, JOHN GEOBGE, 10, Valentine Ter-
race, Greenwich, M. D., Marburg, in Hessan, 1822 ;

■■s

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it

MEDICAL DIBECTOBT. 19

Be -Examined, Utrecht, Holland, 1828. Authob of
'' Comparative Merits of Homceopathy and Allopathy,
Montreal, 1849 ; " Evidences of the Truths of the Ho
mceopathic Practice, its Progress and Development,
Kidderminster, 1849.
ROTH, MATTHIAS, 16a, Old Cavendish Street, Caven-
dish Square, M.D., Pavia, 1839 ; formerly Homoeopathic
Practitioner in Hungary, and at the Head of an Esta-
hlishment for the Cure of Diseases by the Bussian
Bath; late Physician to the Hahnemann Hospital;
Physician, pro. tem., to the German Hospital ; Mem-
ber of the Hahnemann Medical Society. Authob of
"The Prevention and Cure of Chronic Diseases by
Movements," 1851; "The Bussian Bath," 1862;
"Movements according to Ling's System for the
Development and Strengthening of the Healthy Body,"
1852 ; "On the importance of Bational Gymnas-
tics as a Branch of National Education, and as a
Means of Elementary Institution," 1854. Tbanslatob
of the *• Gymnastic Free Exercises, without Apparatus,
by Ling," 1858. Contbibuted during the last three
years numerous Papers to the Homoeopathic Times.

SIMMONS, J., Hounslow, M.B.C.S., Eng., 1828 ; L.A.C.,
1827 ; Member of Hahnemann Medical Society.

SMITH, BOBEBT, 20, Eccleston Street Somh, Pimlico,
M.B.C.S., Eng., Member of the British Homoeopathic
Society.

SMITH, DANIEL, 2, Harriet Street, Lowndes Square,
M.B.C.S.,L., 1830; L.A.C., 1830; Subgeon to the
London Homoeopathic Hospital ; Surgeon in Ordinary,
and Surgeon Accoucheur, to the Hahnemannian Insti-
tution and Dispensary, Welbeck Street, Cavendish Sq.,
and Surgeon to the Chelsea Homoeopathic Dispensary ;
Member of the British Homoeopathic Society.

SUSS, HAHNEMANN L., 25, Finsbury Pavement, and
24, King's Square, Goswell Boad, M.D., Leipsic, 1851 ;
Doctor of Surgery, and Doctor of Midwifery, Leipsic,
1851; Honorary Member of the Associazione Homoeo-

'^0 THE HOMCEOPATHIG

patica, Turin ; Corresponding Member of the Societe
Gallicane, Paris ; Member of the Hahnemann Medical
Society ; late House Surgeon to the Hahnemann Hos-
pital. Contributed Articles to the British Journal of
Homoeopathy.

VARDY, J. LAMBERT, 53, Stamford Street, L.A.C.,
1827 ; late Surgeon to the South Metropolitan Mid-
wifery Institution, and Member of the South London
Medical Society ; Member of the British HomcBopathic
Society.

VIETTINGHOFF, JOSEPH JOHANN FRIEDRICH
CARL WILHELM GRAF VON, 10, Chadwell Street,
Myddleton Square, M.D., Wilna, 1825 ; Consulting
Physician to tlie North London Homoeopathic Medical
Establishment, and to tlie Bedford Homoeopathic Dis-
pensary ; Member of the Hahnemann Medical Society,
and the English Homoeopathic Association. Author
of a paper on the " Pathology and Treatment of Croup,"
" On the producing causes of disease, mode of eradica-
tion and prevention." Contrib. several Papers to the
British Journal of Homoeopathy, Homoeopathic Times,
Hahnemann Fly Sheet, and Homoeopathic Case Book.

WIELOBYCKI, S., 4, Denmark Hill, Camberwell ;
M.D., and L.R.C.S., Edin., 1840; Physician Accoucheur
to the Hahnemann Institution, Welbeck Street ; and
Physician to the London Homoeopathic Hospital ;
formerly Member of the Botanical, Hunterian, Medi-
cal, and Royal Physical Societies, Edin. ; now Mem-
ber of the British Homoeopathic, and Hahnemann
^^edical Societies

WILKINSON, JAMES JOHN GARTH, Sussex Lodge,
24, Finchley Road, St. John's Wood, M.D., Homoeo-
pathic Medical College Pennsylvania, 1853 ; late Sur-
geon to the Hahnemann Hospital. Member of Hahne-
mann Medical Society. Author of " The Human Body
and its connection with Man," 1851. Translator of
Swedenburg's Animal Kingdom.

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 21

WILSON, DAVID, 22, Brook Street, Grosvenor Square,
London, M.R.C.S., Edin., 1829 ; formerly Surgeon to
the late Hahnemann Hospital, and Member of the West-
minster Medical Society ; now Medical Officer to the
Westminster and St. George's Free Dispensary, for Con-
sumption and Diseases of the Chest ; Member of the
Western Medical and Surgical Soc, British Homoeo-
pathic Society, and Hahnemann Medical Society.
CoNTRiB. " Observations on Pulmonary Consumption,"
&c., to the Homoeopathic Times ; Papers on ** Naptha
in Pulmonary Consumption," Lancet, 1843.

WOOD, NEVILLE, 10, Onslow Square, Brompton, M.D.,
Edin., 1844 ; F.R.C.P., Edin., 1845 ; Physician to the
Chelsea Homoeopathic Dispensary. Author of ** A brief
View of Homoeopathy," 1846. Contributed numerous
Articles to several Journals.

WOOLTORTON, JOHN, 7, Euston Place, New Road,
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1821 ; L.A.C., 1823.

WYLD, GEORGE, 38, Mortimer Street, Cavendish Sq.,
M.D., Edin., 1851. Physician to the London Homoeo-
pathic Hospital. Honorary Secretary to the Hahne-
mann Society. Author of " Homoeopathy, the question
stated with fairness," " Dr. Simpson, his tenets and
tendencies regarding Homoeopathy." Contrib. " The
Liver, the Hydroginator in Animals," London Monthly
Journal of Medicine.

YELDHAM, STEPHEN, 9, Stamford Street, and King-
ston, Surrey, L.S.A., 1832; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1833;
formerly Surgeon to the Royal South London Dispen-
sary, and to the Royal Maternity Charity; now Surgeon
to the London Homoeopathic Hospital. Member of the
Council of the British Homoeopathic Society. Author
of " Homoeopathy in Acute Diseases," " Moral Evi-
dences of Homoeopathy," 2 lectures. Contributed
" Cases of Cholera, a Contrast," to the Homooepathy
Times ; " The Influence of Homoeopathy on Surgery,"
" On Fever and Bed Sore." — British Jour, of Horn.

22 THE HOMCKOPATHIC

THE LONDON STREET LIST.

Bayswater, Inverness Terrace, 11... Bakie, R., M.D.
Belgrave Road, Warwick Terrace, 2 Broacke8,W., M.D.
Blackfriars Eoad, Stamford Street, 9 Yeldham, S.

53 Vardy, J. L.

Blackheath, Kent Kidd, Joseph, M.D.

Bolton Street, 4 Cameron, Hugh.

Bond Street, Grafton Street, 10.... Epps, G. N.

„ „ „ 22.... Hamilton, E., M.D.

Brixton Eoad, Claremont House ... Cronin, E., M.D.

Brompton, Onslow Square, 10 Wood, N., M.D.

Bryanstone Sq., Wyndham Place, 12 Leadam, T. R., M.D.
Burton Crescent, 19 Blest, A. E., M.D.

Camberwell, Denmark Hill, 4 Massol, V., M.D.

„ „ „ Wielobycki, S., M.D.

Cavendish Square, Henrietta St., 22 Chepmell, E. C, M.D.
Cavendish Square, Hollis Street, 20 Ayerst, W. E.
Cavendish Square, Mortimer St., 88 Wyld, George, M.D.

„ „ „ 38 Hering, W.

Cavendish Square, Old Cavendish

Street, 16a Roth, M., M.D.

Chelsea, Swan Street, 13 Macoubrey,W, M.D.

Clapham Rise, Bedford Terrace, 4. Anderson, J.

Conduit Street, 10 Mackem, T.

Cumberland Street, Great, 6 Malan, H. V., M.D.

Dalston, North, Navarino Terr., 18 Laseron, M., M.D.
Dorset Square, 9 Hands, D.

MEDICAL DIB£GTORT. 2S

Eccleston Street, 30, Pimlico Smith, R.

Euston Square, 15 Engall, T

* Euston Square, Euston Place, 7 ..» Wooltorton, J.

Finsbury Square, Artillery Place, 9. Barry, F., M.D.

Finsbury Pavement, 25 Siiss, H. L., M.D.

Finsbury Square, Finsbury Place,

South, 12 Batchelour, W., M.D.

Goswell Boad, Kings Square, 34... Siiss, H. L., M.D.
Goswell Boad, Northampton Sq., 38 Laseron, M., M.D.
Greenwich, Valentine Terrace, 10. . . Bosenstein, G. J., MD

Greenwich, Boyal Hill, 17 Bogers, J., M.D.

Grosvenor Square, Brooks St., 33 . Wilson, David
Grosvenor Square, Duke Street, 33 Hands, J.
Grosvenor Sq., Mountfield House,

Mount Street, 111 Quin, F. F., M.D.

Hackney, Clapton Square, 9 Metcalfe, J. B.

Harrington Square, 14 Jones, D. G., Ml).

Hounslow Simmons, J.

Hyde Park, Cambridge Terrace, 15 Beynolds, H.
Hyde Park, Connaught Terrace, 74 Morgan, W.

Islington, Canonbury Park, 1 Clarke, J. S., M.D.

Kingston, Surrey Yeldham, 8.

Lowndes Square, Harriet Street, 3. Smith, D.

Maddox Street, Begent Street Parsons, S., M.D.

Mayfair, Curzon Street, 5 Hanson, S., M.D.

Moorgate Street, 11 Kidd, J., M.D

Newgate, City, 97 Bogers, J., M.D.

Newington Causeway, Alfred PL, 15 Anderson, J.

New Boad, Salisbury Place, 13 Browne, H.

Netting Hill, Addison Terrace, 9... Hunter, T. D.
Netting Hill, Boyne Terrace, 6 ... Laurie, D. C, M.D.

24 THE HOM(EOPATHIO

Oxford Sq., Southwick Crescent, 1 . Luther, C. W., M.D.

Pentonville, Chadwell Street, 10 ... Viettinghoff, J. J. F.

C. W. G., M.D.

Pentonville, Percy Circus, 25 Millard, J.

Piccadilly, Albemarle Street, 25 ... Chapman, M. J., M.D.
Portman Sq., Gloucester Place, 82 . Dudgeon, R.E., M.D.
Portman Square, Lower Berkeley

Street, 12 Laurie, J., M.D.

Portman Square, Upper Berkeley

Street, 67 Henriques, A.

Portman Square, York Place, 2 Partridge, S. T.,M.D.

Regent Street, Argyle Street, 23 ... Laurie, "W. F., M.D.
Regent Park, Crescent, 3, Camden

Road Drury,W. v., M.D.

Richmond, Bumham Villas, 2 Anderson, J. B.

Russell St., Great, 89, Bloomsbury £pps, J., M.D.

St. John's Wood, Finchley Road,

24, Sussex Lodge Wilkinson, J. J. G.,

M.D.

St. Martin le Grand, 34, City Jones, D. G., M.D.

Stamford HiU ,\ Henry, A., M.D.

•4

MEDICAL DISECTOBY. ^5

THE PROVINCIAL
HOKEOPATHIC MEDICAL DIRECTORY.

18S5-

ACWORTH, E., 26, Promenade, Cheltenham, Gloucester;
M.D., Edinburgh, 1831 ; late Phys. to the Cheltenham
General Hospital and Dispensary. Contributed various
Papers to the British Journal of Homceopathy, 185/2.

ALLSHORN, GEORGE EDWARD, 82, George Street,
Edinbubgh ; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1850 ; Licentiate of Mid-
wifery, University of Edinburgh ; Member of the Hah-
nemann Medical Society; Member of the Northern Ho-
moeopathic Medical Association ; Fellow of the Botanical
Society, Ed.; Extr. Member Royal Medical Society, Ed.;
Surgeon to the Southern Homoeopathic Dispensary for
the Diseases of Women and Children.

ATKIN, GEORGE, 56, Prospect Street, Kinqston-upon-
HuLL, Yorkshire ; M.D., Edin., 1838 ; Physician to the
Hull Homoeopathic Dispensary ; General Secretary to
the Northern Homoeopathic Medical Association ; Mem-
ber of the British Homoeopathic and Hahnemann Medical
Societies.

BATTY, THOMAS. 45, St. Giles, Oxfoed; M.R.C.S.,L.,
1830; L.S.A., 1880. Aui-hob "Homoeopathy Explained
and Illustrated."

BEILBY, WILLIAM, R., 6. New HaU-Street, Bibming-
ham; M.D., Edin., 1847; L.R.C.S., E., 1847 : formerly
Assistant Physician to the Royal Dispensary, Edin-

36 THE HOMOEOPATHIC

burgh; Phtsician to the Birmingham Homceopathic
Dispensary.

BELL, WILLIAM, St. Stephens, Norwich; L.R.C.S.,
Irel.; Lie. Mid. Dublin, 1826; M.D., Erlang:en, 1861;
formerly Surgeon to the Queen's County Militia ; Medi-
cal Oflficer to the County Tipperary Workhouse and
Lunatic Asylum, Ireland ; Medical Oflficer to the Nor-
wich HomcBopathic Dispensary and Hospital. Contri-
buted several Gases to the Homoeopathic Times.

BELLAMY, FRANCIS, 2, Clifton, Guernsey; M.R.C.S.,
E., 1843 ; L.S.A., 1837 ; formerly Surgeon to the Lang-
port Union ; Assistant Surgeon to the Cholera Hospital,
Jersey ; now Surgeon to ttie Guernsey Homoeopathic
Dispensary; formerly Member of the Provincial, Medical,
and Surgical Association ; at * present Member of the
Hahnemann Medical Society ; one of the Medical Wit-
nesses examined before Lord Ashley's Committee on
the subject of the Administration of Poor-Law Medical
Relief.

BLACK, FRANCIS, 12, Lansdowne Place, Cliftok, Bris-
tol; M.D., Edin., 1840; L.R.C.S., E., 1830; formerly
President of the Hunterian Medical Society, Edinburgh;
Fellow of the Roy. Med. Soc, Edin. ; Member of the
Hahnemann Society; Corresponding Member of the
Rhode Island and of the Rhenish Homoeopathic Socie-
ties ; Physician to the Bristol and Clifton Homoeopathic
Dispensary. Author of "Paper on Sanguineous Tur
mours on the Scalps of Children.'* — ^Edm. Med. and
Surg. Journal, 1841; "Treatise on the Practice and
Principles of Homoeopathy," 1842; various Papers in
the British Journal of Homoeopathy. Co-Editor of the
Hahnemann Materia Medica, and Author of the Proving
of Arsenic in that work.

BLAKE, JAMES DORE, Taunton, Somerset; M.D.,
Coll. Med. Homoepath., Pennsylvania, U. S., 1853 ;
M.R.C.S., E., 1846 ; Surgeon to the Taunton Convent
and West of England Proprietary College School ; to
the Accidental Death Insurance Company ; and to the

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 27

Provincial Life Assurance Company ; Member of the
Hahnemann Medical Society.

BLYTH, JOHN, 16, Fitzwilliam Square, South, Dublin;
MD., St. Andrews, 1888; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1833;
Physician to the Dublin Homoeopathic Institution and
Dispensary.

BODDY. WALTER THOMPSON, Park Street, Windsor,
Berks. ; M.D.. St. Andrews, 1850; M.KC.S., E., 1842;
M. A. C, 1842 ; formerly Resident Surgeon, Lying-in
Hospital, York Road, Westminster ; at present Physi-
cian to the Windsor Homoeopathic Dispensary ; Fellow
of the Microscopical Society. Author of a " Paper on
Puerperal Fever ; " Obstet. Record, 1848.

BOOTH, THOMAS, 28, Meadow Lane, Hunslet, Leeds,
Yorkshire; L.A.O., 1836 ; formerly Apothecary to the
Malton Dispensary; Medical Officer to the Holbeck
Township.

BRADY, P. A., Bradford, Yorkshire ; M.R.C.S., Eng.,
1847; L.S.A., 1847; L.S.A., Dublin. 1840. Contrib. 1,
" A Paper on the Philosophy of Physiology in reference
to the Phenomena of Motion in Organic Life," Nov.
1846; 2, "The Status of the Medical Profession con-
sidered in connection with its Educational System,"
Jan., 1848 ; 3, " Chloroform as an Internal Remedy in
Cholera," &c.

BRERETON, JOHN LE GAY, Little Horton Lane,
Bradford, Yorkshire; M.D., St. Andrews; M.R.C.S., E.,
and L.A.C., 1851.

BROOKS, W. L., Warrington, Lancashire ; M.R.C.S., L.,
1841; L.A.C., 1840; Surgeon to the Warrington Ho-
mceopathic Dispensary.

CAMERON, ROBERT, South Parade, Huddersfield,

Yorkshire: M.D., Glasgow, 1838.
COCHRAN; GEO. BLAIR, 6, Victoria Place, Weston-

Super-Mare, Somerset ; M.D., Ed. 1884 ; M.R.O.S., E.,

1833 ; Member of the Royal Physical Society, Edin. ;

Physician to the Weston- Super- Mare Homoeopathic

Dispensary.

28 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

COCKBURN, SAMUEL, 126, Nethergate, Dundee; M.D.,
St. Andrews, 1848 ; L.K.C.S., Edin., 1848 ; Physician
to the Dundee Homoeopathic Dispensary. Author of
** Homoeopathy, a System of Medicine founded on Facts,
not on Speculation," 1850.

CRAIG, WILLIAM S., 4, Cookridge Street, Leeds,
Yorkshire; M.D., St. Andrews, 1850; M.R.C.S., Edin.,
1849 ; Surgeon to the Leeds Homoeopathic Dispensary ;
proved Cotyledon Umbilicus.

CRESSWELL, HENRY, 25, Oxford Street, Leeds,
Yorkshire ; Licentiate of Midwifery, Edinburgh, 1843 ;
M.R.C.S., E., 1846 ; formerly Surgeon to the Newcastle
Homoeopathic Dispensary.

DAVENPORT, JAMES, 16, Montpellier Terrace, Chel-
tenham; M.D., Edinburgh, 1827 ; M.R.C.S., L., 1828;
Hon. E. I. Service, Bengal.

DENHAM, W. EMPSON, Bbiston, Norfolk; M.R.C.S.,
Eng., 1829; L.A.C., 1829; formerly Assistant Surgeon
on the Medical Staff of the Convict Depot and Barracks
at Dartmoor ; Resident Surgeon, St. James's Hospital,
Doncaster; one of the Council of the Eastern Provin-
cial Medical and Surgical Association ; Member of the
Suffolk Society of Surgeons. Author of " Verba Con-
silii, or Hints to Parents who intend to bring up their
Sons to the Medical Profession,*' 1837 ; **The Queen,
the Parliament, and the People," 1888 ; "The Law of
God and the Law of Man considered with reference to
the Punishment of Death," 1835 ; Essays on Health,
1854, National Finance, &c. Contributed. Papers to
the Lancet, " On Poor-Law Medical Relief," and " On
Lithotrity."

DRYSDALE, JOHN J., 44, Rodney Street, Liverpool,
Lancashire; M.D., Edinburgh, 1888; Honorary M.D.,
Western College of Homoeopadiic Medicine, Cleveland,
Ohio; M.R.C.S., Edin., 1838; Physician to the Liver-
pool Homoeopathic Dispensary ; Ext. Mem. Edin. Roy.
Med. Soc; Member of the Liverpool Medical Institu-

MEDICAIi DIEECTOBT. Q9

tion ; Honorary and Corresponding Member of several
Continental and American Homoeopathic Societies.
Editor of " Fletcher's Pathology ;" Co-Editor of '« The
Hahnemann Materia Medica ; " and Author of the
"Introduction and Proving of Kali Bichromicum," in
that work: ** Introduction to the Study of Homoeo-
pathy." Editor ** British Journal of Homoeopathy."
DUNN, GEORGE, Doncaster, Yorkshire ; M.D., Edin.,
1848; M.RC.S., Edin., 1832; L.A.C, 1833; Physician
to St. James' Hospital.

EADON, SAMUEL, Springfield House, Glossop Road,
Sheffield; A.M., Edin., 1834; Dr. Phil, and M.A., Er-
langen, 1849 ; M.D., Western Homoeopathic University,
Cleveland, Ohio, 1854, N.A.; Member of the English
Homoeopathic Association ; late Fellow of the Royal
Society of Arts, Scotland ; Honorary Men\ber of the
Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne ; awarded the Gold Medal for Mental and Moral
Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh, 1834, by
Professor Wilson. Contributed ** The Cause and Cure
of Cholera;" ** The Application of Water to the Cure of
Cholera," (written at the request of the Board of
Health ; ** Statistics touching the Results of the Treat-
ment of Asiatic Cholera by the three great branches of
the Medical Profession — the Allopathic, the Hydro-
pathic, and the Homoeopathic " (written, by request, for
the Borough of Sheffield Health Committee) ; a series
of Eight Articles *' On the Connexion and Harmony of
Phrenology with the Religion of the Bible;" "Monu-
ment to, and Analysis of, lie Poetical Genius of Mont-
gomery," in the Sheffield Independent ; Articles in the
Journal of Health, ** On the Relative Claims of the
Allopathic and Homoeopathic Schools of Physic,"
" Caught a Tajftar," in the Homoeopathic Times ; &c.

ELLIOT, HENRY, 4, Hood Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
M.R.C.S.,L., 1839 ; Surgeon to the Homoeopathic Dis-
pensaries, Newcastle and Sunderland.

30 THE HOM<EOPATHIG

FEABON, GEOBGE, 31, Great Charles Street, and 9,
Galthorpe Street, BiBianGHAM, Warwickshire; M.D. ;
M.R.G.S.,E. ; Physician to Birmingham Homoeopathic
Dispensary. Contributed Article on " Preventive Me-
dicine," British Journal of Homoeopathy.

FOX, GEOBGE IBWIN, 7, Mulgrave Place, Plymouth,
Devonshire ; M.D., Glasgow, 1837 ; M.B.C.S.,L., 1825.

FBITH, BOBERT, 4, Martindale Terrace, Walfobd,
Herts.; M.B.C.S., Eng., 6th Sept., 1816 ; Practised in
Calcutta and Ben^, from 1817 to 1846 ; formerly Mem-
ber of the Medical Society, Calcutta ; Local Assistant-
Surgeon to the Hon. E. 1. Company*s Gun Carriage
Agency, Cossipore, near Calcutta, from 1822 to 1828 ;
Officiating Police Surgeon, and Officiating Surgeon to
the Petty Coast Jail, 1822-23. Now Member of the
Hahnemann Medical Society.

GALLOWAY, JOHN MASON, 6, Grange Boad, Dar-
lington, Durham ; M.D., Edin., 1852; Physician to the
Darlington and Bishop Auckland Homoeopathic Dispen-
saries. Late House Surgeon to Birmingham HomoBO-
pathic Dispensary. Member of the Nortiiem Homoeo-
pathic Association.

GILLOW, WILLIAM, Pemberton Villa, Cufton, Bristol,
Somerset ; M.B.C.S., Eng., 1848.

GINESTET, CHABLES ADOLPHUS, 51, Campbell
Place, Bath Street, St. Helier, Jersey ; M.D., Mont-
pellier, 1835. Formerly Physician to the Philanthropic
and Mutual Benefit Societies, at Niort, France; for-
merly Corresponding Member of the Hahnemannian
Society, Paris. Author of " La vielle Medicine et ses
dangers," 1846.

GBAY, JAMES JOSEPH, 18, Foyle Street, Bishop
Wearmouth, Durham ; M.B.C.S.,L., 1842.

GUINNESS, ARTHUB, 3, Dixfield, Exeter, Devonshire;
M.D., Glasgow, 1836; F.RC.S., Dublin, 1835; for-
merly Physician to Baheny and Clontarf Dispensaries,
near Dublin ; Medical Attendant of the Dublin Ho-
moeopathic Institution ; now Physician to the Exeter

MEDICAL DIBBCXOBT. 3l!

Homoeopathic Dispensazy. Authob of *'A Lecture on
HomcBopathy." Contbibuted " Report of Baheny Dis-
pensary, for the year 1846 ;" "Cases," and " Letter to
Professor Henderson " — British Jour, of Homoeopathy;
'' Cases," to Homoeopathic Times ; at different times
" Cases," in the Dublin Medical Press.

GULLY, JAMES MANBY, Gbeat Malvebn, Worcester ;
M.D., Edin., 1829; L.B.C.S.; formerly Fellow of the
Boyal Physical Society, Edinburgh ; at present. Fellow
of the Boyal Medico Chirurgical Society, London.
Tbanslated " Tiedeman*s Physiology of Man," 1834 ;
''Magendies Manual of New Bemedies," 1835; <<Brous-
sait*s Lectures on General Pathology," 1833-34. Authob
of " Symptoms and Treatment of Neuropathy," 1837 ;
" The Simple Treatment of Diseases," 1842 ; »' The
Dangers of the Water Cure Considered," 1843 ; "The
Water Cure in Chronic Disease." Contbibuted " Bar
tionale of Morbid Symptoms," in Liverpool Medical
Gazette, 1853.

GWILLIM, WILLIAM, Berbice Villa, Hebefobd ; M.D.,
Erlangen, 1831; L.A.C., L., 1819; M.B.C.S.,L., 1821;
Member of the British Institute of Homoeopathy.

HALE, BOBEBT DOUGLAS, 26, Grand Parade, St.
Leonabd's-on-Sea, Sussex; M.D., St. Andrews, 1851;
M.B.C.S.,E., 1839 ; L.A.S., 1842 ; Licentiate in Mid-
wifery, Dublin, 1839; formerly Medical Officer Norwich
Homoeopathic Dispensary ; Member of the British Ho-
mceopathic Society.

HANSON, GEOBGE H., Hertford Lodge, High Street,
Tunbbidge Wells; M.D., Glasgow ; formerly one of the
Physicians of the Leicester Homoeopathic Dispensary ;
late Physician of the Nottingham Homoeopathic Dis-
pensary, and Besident Physician and Secretary to the
Hahnemann Hospital, London ; now Physician to Tun-
bridge Wells Homoeopathic Dispensary.

HABBIS. HENBY BABHAM, David Place, St. Heliebs,
Jersey ; M.D., Edin., 1839 ; formerly Physician to the
Dumfries and Maxwelltown General Dispensary; and

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3{2 THE HOH(EOFATHIC

Physician to the Hospital for Children and Aged Per-
sons ; now Physician to the Jersey HomoBopathic
Institution ; Fell. Boy. Bot. Soc, Edin.; Life Member
Bot. Soc, London.

HABRISON, WILLIAM PHILIP, 145, Great Ducie
Street, Manchesteb; M.D., Aberdeen, 1854; M.R.C.S.,
Eng., 1847 ; L.A.C., 1847 ; formerly House Surgeon to
the Southern and Toxteth Hospital, Liverpool.

HARTMANN, FRANCIS ALEXANDER, Surrey Street,
Norwich, Norfolk ; M.D., Leipsic, 1847 ; Member of
the HomoBopathic Central Society, Germany ; Hahne-
mann Medical Society ; Physician to the Norfolk and
Norwich Homoeopathic Dispensary; Proved Myrthus
Communis, Norwich Homceop. Journal, No. 2.

HARVEY, CHARLES TYSOE, South Shore, Blackpool,
Lancashire ; M.R.C.S., L., 1848.

HASTINGS, HUGH, 8, Cambray, Cheltenham, Glouces-
tershire; M.D., Jena, by examination, 1854; M.R.C.S.,
Eng,. 1845; L.S.A., 1847; Licentiate in Midwifery, 1840.
Contributed to Homoeopathic Times — " Mineral Waters
Cure on the Principles of Homoeopathy ; " " Cases of
Acute Rheumatism and Ophthalmia ; " " Homoeopathic
Treatment versus Allopathic;" "Homoeopathy versus
Young Physic ; " " Cases of Lumbrici ; " " Gonorrhoea
cured by Catheterism ; " " Paper on Puerperal Mania,"
to Med. Times ; ** Inutility of Non-Medical Coroners,
and an extraordinary Verdict ;" " Liberality of Medical
Profession ;*' " Sal Volatile versus Chloroform ;" " Sin-
gular Case of Hysteria, Catalepsy," &c. Authob of * A
Dialogue on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, be-
tween an Allopath and Homoeopath, together with
Remarks on Clairvoyance ;" " Medicina Mentis, or
Spiritualism, commonly called Animal Magnetism or
Mesmerism, considered entirely as a Curative Agent ;"
" The injurious Nature of the present Allopathic Treat-
ment of Syphilis and Gonorrhoea, contrasted with that
of Homoeopathy ;" ** The late Abuse in the Use of the
Cheltenham Medicinal Springs ;" various Contributions
to the Homoeopathic Times.

MEDICAL DIBEGTOBT. 33

HAYLE, THOMAS, 3, Jesmond Terrace, Newcastle-on-
Ttne; M.D.,Ediii., 1837; L.RC.S., Edin., 1829; Phy-
sician to the Homoeopathic Dispensaries of Newcastle
and Sunderland ; Member of the Hahnemann Medical
Society. Authoe of "An Address on the Homoeo-
pathic System of Medicine," 1843 ; " Popular Lectures
on Homoeopathy," 1851 ; '* Homoeopathy, its Nature
and Evidence, with a few words on small doses," 1850.
CoNTBiB. Articles to British Journal of Homoeopathy
and Homoeopathic Times.

HENDERSON, WILLIAM, 61, Northumberland-Street,
Edinbuegh; M.D., Edin., 1831 ; L.R.C.S., E., 1831;
formerly Professor of Clinical Medicine, Edin. Univer-
sity; now Professor of General Pathology, Edinburgh.
AuTHOB of " An Enquiry into the Homoeopathic Prac-
tice of Medicine," 1845 ; " Homoeopathy Fairly Repre-
sented," in reply to Dr. Simpson's " Homoeopathy Mis-
represented ; " and several articles in the British Journal
of Homoeopathy ; " On Molluscum Contagiosum : " ** On
the Epidemic Fever of 1843 ; " " Contributions to Patholgy
and Practice;" "On the incompetency of the Aortic
Valves ;" and ** On Substernal Aneurisms," in the Edin.
Med. and Surg. Journal ; " On Laryngismus Stridulus,"
and " On the Anatomy of Pneumonia ; " " On the Treat-
ment of Acute Articular Rheimiatism, with Opium;"
" On Dissecting Aneurism and Clinical Lectures on
Aneurisms and Polypi of the Heart, " in the Edin.
Monthly Journal ; "• On Digitalis in Diseases of the
Heart," in the Northern Journal of Medicine, 1844 ;
'* On Acetate of Lead in Bronchitis," in the Medical
Gazette ; and various articles in the British and Foreign
Medical Review.

HEWITT, JOSEPH, 21, Camden Place, Bath, Somerset,
M.D., St. Andrews, 1850 ; L.A.C., 1844; M.R.C.S., Eng.,
1845 ; now Physician to the Bath Homoeopathic Dispen-
sary ; Member of the British Homoeopathic and Hahne-
mann Medical Societies ; and the British Institute of
Homoeopathy.

HILBERS, GEORGE JAMES, 113, King*s Road,

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34 THE HOHCEOPATHIC

Brighton, Sussex; M.D., St. Andrews, 1845; M.R.G.S.,
L.A.C., 1843; Member of the British Homoeopathic
Society.

HILL, J. H., Obotdon, B.A., L.R.C.P., Eng. ; M.R.C.S.,
England ; late Physician to the Bath Dispensary, and
Physician to the London Homoeopathic Hospital and
Croydon Dispensary ; late Member of the Medico
Chunirgical Society; now Member of the British
Homoeopathic Society. Author of *' Homoeopathic
Treatment of Dyspepsia."

HITOHMAN, WILLIAM, 2, Harford Street, Liverpool,
M.D., Erlangen, 1851; M.R.C.S.,L., 1844; Resident
Physician to the Liverpool Homoeopathic Dispensary ;
formerly Resident Mechcal Officer to the London Sana-
tarium, or Home in Sickness, Regent's Park ; and for
many years District Medical Officer of the Cirencester
Union, and Surgeon to the Workhouse Infirmary. Au-
thor of "An Essay on the state of the Blood and
Blood Vessels in Inflammation," Erlangen, 1851 ; Con-
tributions to the Homoeopathic Times, "What is Ho-
moeopathy?" &c., 1859.

HOLLAND, EDWARD C, Yorkshire Street, Rochi>ale,
Lancashire ; M.R.C.S., L., and L.A.C., 1833 ; formerly
Surgeon to Districts 3 and 10, Honiton Union, Devon-
shire ; now Surgeon to several Factories ; Member of
the Northern Homoeopathic Medical Association ; and
Corresponding Member of the Medical Society of Paris.

HOLLAND, G. C, Sheffield; M.D., Edin., 1827; B.L.,
Paris, 1824 ; Honorary Physician to the Sheffield Ge-
neral Infirmary ; formerly Sen. President of Hunterian
Medical Society, Edinburgh. Author of "Experimental
Inquiry into the Laws of Life," 1829 ; " Physiology of
the Foetus, Liver, and Spleen," 1831 ; " Inquiry into
the Principles and Practice of Medicine," 1833 ; " The
Physiology of the Moving Powers of the Blood," ] 844 ;
" Diseases of the Lungs from Medicinal Causes," 1844 ;
" The Philosophy of Animated Nature, or the Laws and
Action of the Nervous System," 1848; " Practical Views
on Nervous Diseases," 1849 ; " The Nature and Cure

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 35

of Consumption, Indigestion, &c.," 1850 ; " Practical
Suggestions for the Prevention of Consumption," 1860 ;
** Vital Statistics of Sheffield," 1844.
HOWDEN, JOHN, Runcorn, Chesire ; L.R.C.S., Edm.,
1845.

IRVINE, F. W., 50, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, Yorkshire ;
M-D., Edm., 1842; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1842 ; Physician
to the Leeds Homoeopathic Dispensary. Contributed
" On AndraVs Homoeopathic Experiments." — British
Journal of Homoeopathy, Vol. VI.

JOCE, JOHN, Chester; M.R.C.S., 1830; L.S.A.,1829;
formerly Medical Officer to Districts of the Barnstaple
Union; now Surgeon to the Chester Homoeopa^ic
Dispensary ; Member of Hahnemann Medical Society.
Contributed to the Homoeopathic Times, " Statistics of
Scarlet Fever ; " " Treatment of Epilepsy ;" to Lancet,
" Reports, Medical and Surgical, from St. Bartholomew's
Hospital."

JOHNSON, WALTER, Hydropathic Establishment,
Great Malvern ; M.B., London University, 1847, when
awarded a Gold Medal in Medicine ; two years before
awarded Gold Medal for Materia Medica ; formerly Me-
dical Tutor, Guy's Hospital, 1849. Author of " Prin-
ciples of Homoeopathy;" 1862 ; " Essay on the Diseases
of Young Women," 1849; "Hydropathic Statistics,"
1851.

KELSALL, HENRY, Ji7, London Road, Leicester;
M.D., Glasgow, 1842; F.R.C.S., Hon., 1844; L.S.A.,
1822 ; late Physician to the Hahnemann Hospital ; and
Surgeon R.N., 1827. Member of the Hahnemann Me-
dical Society. Author of ** Manual of Hydropathy and
Homoeopathy," 1852 ; " The Connection between Mag-
netic Phenomena and Epidemic Diseases," 1854. Con-
tributed a Paper **0n Asiatic Cholera," to British
Journal of Homoeopathy.

KER, CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, 7, Royal Parade,

36 THE HOMCEOPATHIC

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire ; M.D., Edin., 1844 ; Sec-
retary to the Hahnemann Publishing Society ; formerly
Member of the British Homoeopathic Society ; now of
Halinemann Medical Society. Contributed several
Papers to British Journal of Homoeopathy.

KINGDON, BOUGHTON, Upper Paul Street, Exeter,
Devon ; L.A.C., 1842 ; Medical Associate, King's Col-
lege, London. Author of ** Vegetable Organography,
or Analytical Description of the Organs of Plants," 2
edits, 1839-41. Contributed several Papers to Homoeo-
pathic Times ; Arucles on subjects connected with Na-
tural History, Botany, Horticulture, &c., in Gardeners'
Chronicle, &c.

KNOWLES, G. S., Wolverhampton, Staffordshire; M.D.,
Edin., 1851.

LANDELL, JOHN, 13, Old Square, Birmingham; M.D.,
New York, 1853 ; M.K.C.S., Edin., 1851 ; Licentiate of
Midwifery, Edin., 1851 ; late House Surgeon to the
Edinburgh Maternity Hospital. Now House Surgeon
to Birmingham Homoeopalliic Dispensary.

LAURENCE, JOSEPH, Great Hampton Street, Bir-
mingham, Warwick; M.R.C.S., E., 1832; L.S.A., 1832.

LAWRIE, JAMES, 22, Rankeillor Street, Edinburgh;
M.D., St. Andrews, 1845; L.R.C.S.,E., 1828; Physician
to the Edinburgh Southern Homoeopathic Dispensary
for the Diseases of Women and Children ; Member of
the Northern Homoeopathic Medical Society. Contri-
buted "First Impressions of Homoeopathy." — British
Journal of Homoeopathy.

LAURIE, WILLIAM FORBES, Hydropathic Establish-
ment, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, and 23, Argyle Street,
Regent Street, London ; M.D., Edin., 1838 ; L.R.C.S.,
Edin., 1838; L.S.A., 1838; formerly Medical Officer to
the Houghton District of the Luton Union. Contrib.
" On the Water Cure in Typhus Fever." — Homoeopathic
Times.

LOWDER, CHARLES D'OYLEY JOHN, John Street,
Ryde, Isle of Wight; M.D., Ed., 1828; L.R.C.S., Ed.,

i

MEDICAIi DIBECTOBT. 37

1828; formerly Physician Bailbrook Lunatic Asylum,
Bath ; late Member of the Provincial Medical and Sur-
gical Association.

LUTHEE, WOLDEMAR, 111, Stephen's Green, West,
Dublin; M.D., St. Andrews, 1847; formerly Physician
to the York and Bath Homoeopathic Dispensaries ; now
Physician to the Dispensary of the Irish Homoeopathic
Society, Dublin ; Member of the Irish Homoeopathic
Society, and Member of the British Institute of Ho-
moeopathy.

LYSCHINSKI, ADAM, 10, Warriston Crescent, Edin-
bubgh; M.D., Edin , 1887; L R.C.S., E., 1837; Surgeon
in Charge of H. M. Transports to the Isle of Mauritius,
1838 ; Surgeon in Charge of H. M. Troops to Madras,
1839 ; Medical Officer in the District of Tongue, in
Sutherlandshire, to 1844.

MACDONALD, WILLIAM, St. Andbews ; M.D., Edin.,
1818; F.R.S.,E.; F.L.S.; F.G.S.; F.R.C.P., E.; M.W.S.;
M.R.P.S.; M.R.M.S., Edin.; and Professor of Civil His-
tory in the United Colleges of St. Salvator and St.
Leonard, St. Andrews.

MACDOWALL, JOHN, 6, Chatham Street, Piccadilly,
Manchesteb, Lancashire ; M.D., Homoeopathic College
of Pennsylvania, 1851 ; late House Surgeon, now Dis-
pensary Physician, to the Manchester Homoeopathic
Institution ; now one of the Medical Officers of the
Manchester and Salford Homoeopathic Dispensary,
Dale Street, Lever Street.

MACGREGOR, JAMES B., 20, College Square, North,
Belfast, Ireland ; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1838 ; fonnerly Sur-
geon to an East Indiaman.

MACKINTOSH, R. DUNCAN, 11, Dixiield, Exeteb,
Devon ; M.D., Edin., 1799 ; formerly Physician to the
Essex and Colchester Hospital ; imd President of the
Colchester Literarv and Philosophical Society ; Member
of the Royal College of Physicians, liOndon ; Corre-
sponding Member Royal Medical Society, Edinburgh ;

38 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

of the Boyal Medical and Chirurgical Society, London ;
and the Literary and Philosophical Society, Liverpool.

MACKINTOSH, CHARLES HILLS, 8, Higher Terrace,
Torquay, Devon ; extra Lie. Roy. Coll. Phys., London,
1841; M.R.C.S., E., 1830; L.S.A., 1829; Physician to
the Torquay Homoeopathic Dispensary.

MACLEOD, WILLIAM, Ben Rhydding, Ottley, York-
shire; M.D., and F.R.C.P., Edin., 1841; formerly Lec-
turer on the Institutes of Medicine, Edin.; Physician to
the Edinhurgh Old Town Dispensary ; now Physician
to Ben Rhydding, and the Ilkley Hydropathic Hospital ;
formerly Member of the Edinburgh Medico Chirurgical
Society ; at present Member of the Edinburgh Royal
Medical Society. Author of " Treatment of Eniptive
Diseases, by the Water Cure and Homoeopathy ; " and
"A Letter to Professor J. Y. Simpson."

MACSWINNEY, JAMES, Galway, Ireland; L.A.C.,
Dublin. Contributed "A Case of Facial Erysipelas,''
and " A Case of Cynanche Tonsillaris," to the Homoeo-
pathic Times ; proved " The Diamond," in 1846.

MADDEN, HENRY R., 10, Pavilion Parade, Brighton,
Sussex; M.D., Edin., 1839; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1838;
Physician to the Brighton Homoeopathic Dispensary ;
formerly Member of the Hunterian Medical Society,
Edinburgh ; now Member of the Hahnemann Medical
Society. Author of " Homoeopathy Viewed in Con-
nection with Medical Reform," 1846. Contributed,
since 1846, several Papers to the British Journal of
Homoeopathy ; and prior to 1844, several Papers to the
Quarterly Journal of Agriculture.

MANLY, GEORGE NEWENHAM, Wellington House,
Great Malvern, Worcestershire ; M.D., Edin., 1846 ;
M.R.C.S., Ireland, 1845; Accoucheur's Diploma of the
Dublin Lying-in Hospital, 1848 ; late Honorary Sur-
geon to the Liverpool Dispensaries.

MARSDEN, JAMES LOFTUS, Great Malvern, Wor-
cestershire; M.D., and F.R.C.S., E,, 1886. Author of
" Notes on Homoeopathy."

MBDIGAL DIRECTOBY. 39

MASSY, R. TUTHILL, Worcester; M.D., Glasgow,
1844 ; L.R.C.S., I., 1843 ; formerly Physician to the
Exeter Allopathic Dispensary; now Physician to the
Worcester Homoeopathic Dispensary ; Member of the
Surgical Society of Ireland ; and the Devon and Exeter
Pathological Society. Author of " Mild Medicine in con-
tradistinction to Severe Medicine, ur Young and Old
Physic," 1851. Contrib. Celt and Saxon Hand Homoeop.
Record; "A Letter on the Famine Fever of 1847," Dub-
lin Quart. Journal; "Cholera and its Cures," Med.
Times; " Injuries of the Head." Papers read before the
Devon and Exeter Pathological Society; ** On Spongoid
Inflammation ; " " Races of Men ; " Med. Times ; " Sir
C. Bell's Grave, and Dr. Steven's Study, with their
different Views on the Nervous System ; " Dub. Med.
Press ; " Traumatic Fistula of Steno's Duet. Cured ; "
Provincial Med. and Surg. Journal.

MATTHEWS, JOHN, Dunham Terrace, Stretford New
Road, Hulme, Manchester, Lancashire; M.D., Glasgow,
1830 ; formerly House Surgeon to the Manchester
Homoeopathic Hospital and Dispensary ; now Physician
to the Hulme Homoeopathic Dispensary. Contrib. to
the Monthly Journal of Homoeopathy, and Journal of
Health and Disease.

MAYNE, GEORGE, Ipswich, Suffolk; M.D., M.R.C.S.,
England, 1832.

MAYNE, WILLIAM HENRY, M.D., L.R.C.S., L.; Mem-
her of the British Homoeopathic Society since its origin,
1844 ; Member of the Medical Council of the London
Homoeopathic Hospital ; late one of the Medical Officers
to the Westminster and Lambeth Homoeopathic Institu-
tion and Dispensary ; formerly one of the Medical Offi-
cers and Originator, in conjunction with Dr. Jones and
Mr. Guthrie, of the West-end Free Dispensary; and
Assistant Demonstrator at the Blenheim-Street School
of Medicine. Author of Papers " On the Use of Castor
Oil as a powerful Antispasmodic, with Satisfactory Re-
sults from its Use in Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dry Belly-
ache," published by Dr. Ryan, but not entertained by

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40 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

the Profession, 1832 ; also Papers " On the Use of the
Accustomed Stimulus in Dilirium Tremens," 1833.

MEYMOTT, CHAKLES. Kendrick House, London Road,
Reading, Berks. : M.R.C.S., L., 1838 ; L.S.A., 1886 ;
late Surgeon to the Horsemonger Lane Jail ; Surgeon
Superintendent to Her Majesty's Emigration Committee.
Contributed various Articles to the Phrenological Jour-
nal, and to the Popular Record of Modem Science.

MICHELE, JOHN GEORGE DE, 10, St. James-Street,
Brighton, Sussex; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1822; L.S.A.,1822;
formerly Surgeon to the Parish of Famham, Surrey, and
Crondall, Hants.; now Surgeon to the Brighton Homoeo-
pathic Dispensary. Contributed several papers to the
Provincial Homoeopathic Gazette.

MILLARD, JOHN BARNSTAPLE, M.R.C.S., Eng.,
1836 ; L.A.C., 1825 ; and Field Surgeon H. E. I.
Service

MILLIN, EDWARD HENRY, Wakefield, Yorkshire;
L.S.A., 1844 ; formerly in the H.E.I. Service ; Medical
Referee to the British Empire Mutual Life Assurance
Society.

MOLLOY, JAMES P., Resident Surgeon, Homoeopathic
Hospital, Manchester ; M.D., Queen *s University, Ire-
land, 1853 ; Certificate of Midwifery from the Royal
Maternity Hospital, Edinburgh. Author of Contrbu-
tions to Mursprat's Chemistry.

MOORE, JOHN, 4, Napier Terrace, Canning Street,
Liverpool, Lancashire; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1835 ; L.A.C.,
1834 ; Surgeon to the Liverpool Homoeopathic Dispen-
sary ; Member of the British Homoeopathic Society,
and the Ijiverpool Medical Society. Author of ** Ho-
moeopathy briefly Explained and Compared with the
Ordinary System of Medical Treatment." Contributed
" On Dilirium Tremens." — British Jour, of Homoeop.

MORGAN, WILLIAM ISAAC, 13, Lockyer Street, Ply-
mouth; A.M.J Dublin; M.D., Edin., 1815; Fellow,
Vice-President, 1834, and for some years one of the
Censors of the King and Queen's College of Physicians,
in Ireland ; Corresponding Member of the Association

MEDICAL DIBBGTOBT. 41

of Members of the College of Physicians ; President,
(1840,) and for some years Secretary for Bath, to the
JBath and Bristol District Branch of the Provincial Me-
dical and Surgical Association, and to the Sydenham
Society ; Corresponding Member of the National Insti-
tute for the Promotion of Science, in America ; Member
of the British Institute of Homoeopathy. Authob of
a Paper " On Abscess in the Brain." — Medico-Chirur-
gical Keview; "An Address from the Chair," published
at the request of the Members of the Bath and Bristol
District Branch of the Provincial Medical and Surgical
Association. Formerly Physician to the Whitworth
Fever Hospital, Dublin ; and one of the Physicians to
the Dublin General Dispensary.

NEWMAN, GEORGE, 17, Queen Square, Bath, Somer-
set; M.R.C.S., England, 1835 ; L.S.A., 1835 ; formerly
Medical Officer to the Glastonbury District of the Wells
Union; dismissed in August, 1843, for practising Ho-
moeopathy, and re-elected in 1851; Surgeon to the
Bath Homoeopathic Dispensary; Member of the British
Homoeopathic Society, and of the British Institute of
Homoeopathy. Authob of ** Exposition of Homolb-
pathy;" "The Homoeopathic Family Assistant."

NORTON, JOHN EDWARD, Grey Friars, Chesteb,
Cheshire; M.D., St. Andrews, 1844; M.R.C.S., L.,
1849; Physician to the Chester Homoeopathic Dispen-
sary. Authob of "A Glance at Hahnemann and Ho-
moeopathy," a translation, 1845 ; "A Brief Attempt to
show the Truth and Value of Homoeopathy;" "Homoeo-
pathic Family Medicine."

OZANNE, JOHN, 24, Saumarez Street, Guebnsey; B.es
L., Paris, 1834; M.D., Paris; Member of the British
Homoeopathic and Hahnemann Medical Societies. Con-
TBiBUTED Articles to British Journal of Homoeopathy,
and Homoeopathic Times.

PAISLEY, JOHN F., 6, Queen Street, Edinbubgh;

42 THE HOM<EOPATHIC

M.D., Glasgow, 1840 ; formerly Physician to the Bow-
ness and Grassmere Hydropathic Institutions; now
Physician to the Edinburgh Hydropathic Institutiem.

PARSONS, P. P. H., Folkestone Road, Doveb, Kent;
M.R.C.S.,L., 1814; Member of the Hahnemann Medical
Society.

PARSONS, WILLIAM, Hagley Road, Edgebaston, Bm-
xiKOHAM, Warwickshire; M.R.C.S., E.; Surgeon to
the Birmingham Homoeopathic Dispensary.

PATRICK, JAMES FORSYTH, 11, Chatham-Street,
Piccadilly, Manchesteb; M.D., and Exhibition Prize-
man of Queen s University, Dublin, 1852 ; Diploma in
Surgery from Glasgow in 1848; formerly Practical
Chemist, Queen*s College, Belfast ; Resident Surgeon to
the Fever Hospital during the Fever Epidemic ; and
additional Cholera Attendant to the Bel£EiSt General
Dispensary during the Cholera Epidemic ; lately Resi-
dent Surgeon to the Manchester Homoeopathic Hospital ;
at present Physician to the Ashton, Staleybridge, and
Dukinfield Homoeopathic Dispensary.

PEARCE, CHARLES THOS., Northampton ; M.R.C.S.,
Eng.; Surgeon to the Northamptonshire Homoeopathic
^Institution ; Member of the Hahnemann Medical So-
ciety ; late Secretaiy of the English HomcBopathic
Association ; Joint Editor of the Homoeopathic Record,
Northampton.

PHILLIPS, EDWARD, Burlington House, Oxford Road,
Manchester, Lancashire ; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1843 ; Sur-
geon to the Manchester Homoeopathic Hospital.

PHILLIPS, CHARLES D. F., Burlington House, M.D.,
Marischal College, Aberdeen, 1852; M.R.C.S., Edin.,
1852; Member of the Royal Medical Society, Edin.,
and of the Northern Homoeopathic Association ; Physi-
cian to the Manchester Homoeopathic Dispensary.

POPE, ALFRED C, 60, Friar Gate, Derby; M.D.,
Coll. Med. Horn. Penns., U.S., 1852 ; Physician to the
Derbyshire Homoeopathic Dispensary; formerly Resi-
dent Medical OflScer of the Manchester Homoeopathic
Hospital and Dispensary ; Member of the Northern Ho-

MEDICAL DIRECTOBY. 48

moeopathic Medical Association. Contrib. ** University
of Edinburgh, and Candidates for their Degree of
M.D.,'* — British Journal of Homoeopathy, 1861.

POTTS, JOHN, Bridge Street, Sunderland, Durham ;
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1836; L.S.A., 1886; formerly Medical
OflBcer of the Darlington Union, and Grindon Hall
Lunatic Asylum ; now District Medical Officer of Sun-
derland Union.

PRINCE, GEORGE KINGHORN, Park Villa, Bide-
FORD, North Devon ; M.D., and M.R.C.S., Edin., 1822 ;
L.A.O , 1837 ; formerly Assistant Surgeon, Island Mili-
tia, Kingston, Jamaica ; Member of the Royal Medical
Society, Edinburgh; Hahnemann Society, and English
Homoeopathic Association.

RAMSBOTHAM, JOHN HODGSON, Huddersfield,
Yorkshire; M.D., Erlangen, 1852; M.R.C.S., Eng.,
1882; L.A.C., 1832; late Surgeon to the Royal Mater-
nity Charity, London.

RANSFORD, CHARLES, 22, Bootham, York; M.D.,
Edin., 1833; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1833; F.R.C.P., E., 1835;
formerly Examiner and Treasurer R.C.P., Edin.; 'Phy-
sician to the Edinburgh Western and Royal Dispen-
saries ; now Physician to the York Homoeopathic Dis-
pensary; Extraordinary Member, and formerly Presi-
dent, of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh; of the
Harveian Society ; and formerly Secretary of the Edin-
burgh Obstetric Society. Author of * Biographical
Sketch of the late Robert Graham, M.D., Professor of
Botany and Medicine, Edinburgh University ;" •* Rea-
sons for embracing Homoeopathy;" "Battle of the
Doctors, a Letter to former Medical Friends;" **0n
Carbonate of Ammonia in the Urine." — Edin. Med. and
Surg. Journal; **0n the Use of Cantharides in Bron-
chitis." — Edin. Monthly Journal ; and various Commu-
nications to the British Journal of Homoeopathy, and
the Homoeopathic Times.

REED, DAVID M*CONNEL, New Found Pool, Hydro-
pathic Institution, near Leicester, and 42, Gloucester

44 THE- HOM(EOPATHIG

t

Place, Hyde Park Gardens/ London ; Dr., 1848, and
L.M., Havana, 1841; M.R.C.S., E., 1831; formerly
Physician to the Seaman's Hospital at Port-au-Prince ;
now Physician to the Hydropathic Institution, Chel-
tenham. AuTHOB of "Fever Physiologically considered,'*
London, 1846. Contbibuted '*A Case of Tetanus
treated Successfully, hy large Doses of Opium," and
** Counter Spinal Irritation." — Jamaica Physicial and
Surgical Journal, 1834 ; '* Observations on Cholera,
and on the Eclair." — Medical Times, 1846 ; Report to
H.M. Government, ** On the Commercial Resources of
Porto Rico," 1843, — quoted in the Report of the Sec-
retary to the Board of Trade, in both Houses of Par-
liament, in 1844.

RIGG, CHARLES MERIT, Nobthampton ; M.D., King's
College and University, Aberdeen, 1846; formerly Sur-
geon of the Second or Queen's Own Irish Lancers, in
file service of the Queen of Spain, 1835 ; Member of
the Academy of Madrid, 1837; Doct. Med. et Chir.,
Giessen, 1845 ; Fellow of the Royal Medico Botanical
Society, London ; Fellow of the Royal Physical Society,
Edinburgh; Physician to the Northampton Homoeo-
pathic Institute.

ROBERTSON, HENRY, Ipswich ; M.S.A., Lond., Dec,
1 838 ; formerly Member of the Westminster Medical
Society; now Member of the Hahnemann Medical
Society.

ROCHE, JOHN, 63, Canning Street, Ltvebpool, Lanca-
shire ; M.D., Glasgow, 1837 ; M.R.C.S.. Dublin, 1836 ;
formerly Surgeon Accoucheur to the Liverpool Lying-in
Hospital ; now Surgeon to the Liverpool Female Peni-
tentiary, and to the Self-supporting and Free Homoeo-
pathic Dispensary; formerly Member of the Liverpool
Philosophical Society; now Member of the British
Homoeopathic Society.

RUSSELL, JOHN RUTHERFURD, 13, Clarendon
Square, Leamington ; M.D., Edin., 1838; Physician to
the London Homoeopathic Hospital ; formerly Physician
to the Edin. Homoeopathic Dispensary ; Member of the

MEDICAL DIEECTORT. 45

Royal Medical Society, Pennsylvanian College, and vari-
ous societies in Britain and Germany. Edited, in con-
junction with Dr. Drysdale, " Fletcher's Elements of
Pathology," 1842 ; from 1842 to 1852, Edited in con-
junction with Dr. Drysdale and Black, latterly Dr.
Di*ysdale and Dudgeon, the British Journal of Homceo-
patiiy ; Edited in conjunction with Dr. Drysdale, " An
Introduction to the Study of Homoeopathy. Author of
a Work on Epidemic Cholera, 1849. Edited " Homoeo-
pathy in 1851," in 1852. Contrib. Papers to the
British Journal of Homoeopathy ; to Edinburgh Medi-
cal and Surgical ; and Monthly Journals of Medical
Science.

SCHOLEFIELD, WILLIAM W., 74, Fisher Gate, Pres-
ton, Lancashire; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1848; formerly
Assistant Surgeon to the Chorlton Union Workhouse,
Af anchester

SCOTT, GEDDES MACKENZIE, 7, Sandiford Place,
Glasgow; A.M., Glasgow, 1825 ; M.D., Glasgow, 1886.
Author of ** Homoeopathy, a Thesis," 1837 ; " Transla-
tion of Hahnemann's Spirit of the Homoeopathic Doc-
tr'me,"and "Letter to Hufeland," 1838 ; Prize Essay,
1848 ; " Three Lectures on the Elementary Principles
of Homoeopathy," 1851, from the Homoeopathic Times.
Contrib. " Lectures on the History of Medicine,"
British Journal of Homoeopathy ; and various contribu-
tions to that Journal and the Homoeopathic Times

SCRIVEN, WILLIAM B. B., 40, Stephen's Green, Dub-
lin ; A.B. and M.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1840 and
1842 ; M.R.C.S., London, 1842 ; formerly Travelling
Physician ; now Physician to the Dispensary of the Irish
Homoeopathic Society. Author of " Homoeopathy
Briefly Explained, by a Practitioner," 1851.

SHARP, WILLIAM, Buglet, Warwickshire; M.D.,
Cleveland, Honorary, 1853; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1827;
L.S.A., 1826; F.R.S., 1840 ; F.G.S., 1839; Fellow of
the Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society, 1840 ; formerly
Senior Surgeon to the Bradford Infirmary ; President

46 THE HOMiEOPATHIG

of the Bradford Philosophical Society ; &c. Authob of
Tracts on Homoeopathy: — 1, "What is HomoBopathy?"
1852-4 ; 2, *' The Defence of Homoeopathy, heing a
Beply to Dr. Routh's 'Fallacies of Homoeopathy;*"
8, " The Truth of Homoeopathy;" 4, " The Small Dose
of Homoeopathy;" 5, **The Difficulties of Homoeo-
pathy;" 6, "The Advantages of Homoeopathy;" 7, " The
Principle of Homoaopathy;" 8, "The Controversy on
Homoeopathy;" 9, " The Remedies of Homoeopathy;
10, "The Provings of Homoeopathy." Contributions
to Transactions and Journals.

SMART, JOHN CASS, 8, Huntress Row, Soabborough,
Yorkshire; M.D., Heidelberg, 1838; Extra Licentiate
of the Royal College of Physicians, London, 1843;
M.R.C.S., Eng ; L.A.C., 1837.

SMITH, EDMUND, 6, Gell Street Sheffield, York-
shire ; M.R.S.C, L., and L.A.C., 1827 ; formerly Sur-
geon in the Hudson Bay Company's Service.

STEWART, GEORGE E., 11, South Tay Street, Dun-
dee; M D., Edin., 1861; formerly House Surgeon to
the Edinburgh Maternity Hospital ; to the Liverpool
Maternity Hospital ; and to tiie Edinburgh Homoeo-
pathic Dispensary ; Honorary Member of fiie Literary
Society of St. Andrews. Author of " Correspondence
between Professor Christison and Dr. G. E. Stewart,"
1851. Contributed " Record of Cases treated in con-
nection with the Homoeopathic Dispensary, Edinburgh."
— British Journal of Homoeopathy.

STOKES, ADRIAN, 19, South Bedford Street, Liver-
pool; M.D., Edin., 1844; Physician to the Liverpool
Homoeopathic Dispensary. Has proved "Hypericum,"
and " Naja Tripudiens."

STRONG, GEORGE, the Chase, Ross, Herefordshire,
and 9, Victoria Parade, Torquay; M.D., Edin., 1835;
M.R.C.S., Edin., 1835 ; late Senior Physician to the
Ross Dispensary. Author of " The Heraldry of Here-
fordshire," folio, 1848. CoNTRiB. "Chronic Diseases;"
" The Vital Principle." — to Homoeopathic Times ; to
Edin. Medical and Surgical Journal.

MEDICAL DIB£CTOBT. 47

SUTHERLAND, JOHN STUART, Oakleigh Cottage,
Wardie, Edinburgh; M.D., St. Andrews, 1838; L.R.C.S.,
Edin., 1834; retired H.E.I.G.S. Authob of "Health,
Disease, and HomoBopathic Treatment ;" " Observations
on the Medico Statistical Features of Upper Scinde,"
Calcutta, 1844. Contbib. " The HomcBopathic Treat-
ment of Kidney Aflfections," to Brit. Jour, of HomoBop.
"A New Species of Opium, called Hill Opium," to
Northern Jour, of Medicine ; " Diagnostic and Thera-
peutic Remarks on Renal Elimination" to the Institute ;
republished in Braithwaite's Retrospect of Medicine,
Vol. XXIII.

TATE, ROBERT STARK. 20, St. John's Street, Sun-

Uebland, Durham; M.R.C.S., E., 1846; L.S.A., 1841 ;

Surgeon to the Sunderland Homoeopathic Dispensary.
THOMPSON, CHARLES, Homoeopathic Dispensary,

Dale Street, Manchesteb ; L.A.C., Eng., April, 1847 ;

M.R.C.S., Eng., August, 1847 ; House Surgeon to the

Homoeopathic Dispensary, Dale Street, Manchester.
THOMSON, JOHN, 120, Bath Street, Glasgow ; M.D.,

Glasgow, 1828 ; M.R.O.S., Edin., 1846 ; Physician to

the Glasgow Homoeopathic Institution and Dispensary ;

Surgeon to the Royal Lanarkshire Militia.
TOONE, JOHN, High Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire ;

M.R.C.S., Eng., 1813 ; formerly Assistant Surgeon,

Royal Navy.
TROTMAN, W. H., 16, Charlotte Street, Park Street,

Bristol, Gloucestershire; Surgeon R.N., prior to 1815.
TUCKEY, CHARLES C, 20, St. George's Terrace,

Canterbuby ; A.B. and M.B., Univ., Duhlin, 1841 ;

L.R.C.S., Dublin, 1840; Licentiate of Midwifery, 1839;

formerly Physician to Castletown Roche Dispensary;

Resident Surgeon Manchester Homoeopathic Hospital ;

Member of the Dublin Medico Chirui^ical Society ; now

Member of the Northern Homoeopathic Medical Associa-
tion.
TURNER, DAVID, Keighlby, Yorkshire ; L.R.C.S.,

Edin., 1844.

48 THE H0M<E0PATHIG

TURNER, S. W., Tevekton, Devon. ; L.M.M.B., Cain-
bridge, Nov. 10, 1840 ; formerly Physician at the Chel-
tenham General Hospital and Dispensary.

WALKER ROBERT, 51, George Street, Manchester ;
M.D., St. Andrews, 1844 ; L.R.C.S., 1836 ; Physician
to the Manchester Homoeopathic Dispensary. Coktbib.
Papers to the British Journal of Homoeopathy.

WALTER, WILLIAM, 20, Stephen's Green, Dublin ;
M.D., St. Andrews, 1847; M.R.C.8., L., 1841; L.S.A., I.,
1839 ; Licentiate of Midwifery, Dublin Lying-in Hospital.

WATSON, WILLIAM D., 19, Crouch Street, Colchester,
Essex ; L.R.C.S., Edin., 1815 ; formerly Army Surgeon ;
and Lite Staflf Surgeon of Army in Spain ; formerly
Corresponding Member of the London Phrenological
Society, and Member of the Provincial Medical and
Surgical Association ; now Member of the British Ho-
moeopathic Medical Society. Author of **A Practical
Treatise on Hooping Cough;" "What is Homoeopathy?"
2 edits. CoNTRiB. ** Case of Croup " to Homoeop. Times;
" Case of Uterine Hydatids," Transact, of the Provincial
Medical and Surgical Association.

WALTERS, JOHN BUTLER, High Street, Maibstone,
Kent; M.B., Dublin, 1844; MA.C, Dublin, 1839;
Licentiate in Midwifery ; Hon. M.D., Cleveland, 1863 ;
Physician to the Maidstone and Rochester Homoeopathic
Institution and Dispensary. Author of Homoeopathic
Chart ; Editor of the Maidstone Homoeopathic Herald.

WIELOBYCKI, DIONYSIUS, 55, Queen Street, Edin-
burgh ; Ph. D., Berlin, 1837 ; M.D., Edin., 1843 ; for-
merly House Surgeon and Assistant to the Edin. General
Lying-in Hospital: now Physician to the Edinburgh
Homoeopathic Dispensary ; now Member of the British
Homoeopathic Society. Contrib. "A Puerperal Case;"
"False Membrane in the Bladder;" " On Total Placental
Presentation;" "Cases of Puerperal Convulsions;"
"Phlegmonous Erysipelas, with Sloughing during
Pregnancy," and others, to the British Journal of
Homoeopathy.

MEDICAL DIBBCTORT. 49

WILKIN, GEORGE, South Bedford Street, Livebpool ;
M.D„ Edin., 1843 ; M.R.C.S., E., 1843 ; Extraordinary
Member of the Hunterian Society, Edin.

WILKINS, HENRY, 56, Park Street, Bbistol; M.R.C.S.,
and L.A.C., 1882.

WILLIS, SHERLOCK, Swindon Manor House, Chelten-
ham ; M.D., Oxon.

WILMOT, PH. MANN, 84, Marland Place, Southampton ;
M.D., M.R.C.S., L.A.C.

WILSON, THOMAS, 14, North Street, Charlotte Street,
Hull; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1840; L.S.A., Eng., 1840; late
Sen. Surgeon to the Hull and Sculcoates Dispensary ;
Surgeon to the Wesleyan Lying-in Charity ; Surgeon to
the Hull Glass Company; late Member of the Hull
Literary and Philosophical Society. Contbib. to Lancet
** On the Treatment of Ulcers from lying still," 1843;
** Correspondence with the Poor-Law Commissioners on
Union Qualifications ; " '-' Case of Obstruction of the
^jOwels " &c &c

WRIGHT, JOHN* ARMSTRONG, the Square, Halifax;
M.D., Edin.. 1837; L.R S., Edin., 1837; L.A.C., 1830;
Physician to the Halifax Homoeopathic Dispensary.

WRIGHT, WILLIAM, Bibkenhead ; M.D., Edin., 1848 ;
formerly Fellow of the Royal Botanical Society, Edin.

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50 THE HOMCBOPATHIC

THE PROVINCIAL
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL DIRECTORY.

ENGLISH LOCAL LIST.

Barnstaple J. Millard

Bath J. Hewitt, M.D.

G. Newman.

Ben Rhvdding W. M'Leod, M.D.

Bideford G. K. Prince, M.D.

Birkenhead W. Wright, M.D.

Birmingham W. B. Beilhy, M.D.

G. Fearon, M.D.

J. Landell, M.D.

J. Lawrence.

W. A. Parsons.

Bishop Wearmouth J.J. Gray.

Blackpool... C. T. Harvey.

Bradford P. A. Brady, M.D.

J. Le Gay Brereton, M.D.
Brighton G.J. Hilbers, M.D.

H. B. Madden, M.D.

J. G. De Michele.
Bristol W. H. Trotman.

H. Wilkins.
Briston W. H. Denham.

Canterbury C. C. Tuckey, Phys.

Cheltenham E. Acworth, M.D.

J. Davenport, M.D.

Hugh Hastings, M.D.

MEDICAL DIBEOTOBT. 51

Gheltenham (continued) G. B. Ker, M.D.

S. Willis, M.D.
Chester J. E. Norton, M.D.

J. Joce.
Clifton F. Black, M.D.

W. Gillow.

Colchester W. D.Watson

Croydon J. H. HiU, Phys.

Darlington J. M. Galloway, M.D.

Derby A. C. Pope, M.D.

Doncaster G.Dunn, M.D.

Dover * ..• P. H. Parsons.

Dunstable W. F. Laurie, M.D.

Exeter A. Guinness, M.D.

B. Kingdon

B. D. Mackintosh, M.D.

Halifax J. A. Wright, M.D.

Hereford W. Gwillun, M.D.

Huddersfield , B. Cameron, M.D.

J. H. Bamsbotham, M.D.
Hull G. Atkin, M.D.

T. Wilson.

Ipswich , G, Mayne, M.D.

W. H. Mayne, M.D.
H. Bobertson.

Keighley D. Turner.

Leamington • J. B. Bussell, M.D.

Leeds T. Booth.

W. S. Craig, M.D.

H. Cresswell, M.D.

F. W. Irvine, M.D.
Leicester H. Kelsall, M.D.

D. McC. Beed, M.D.

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Liverpool J. J. Drysdale, M.D.

W. Hitchman, M.D.
J. Moore.
J. Roche, M.D.
A. Stokes, M.D.
G. Wilkin, M.D.

Maidstone J. B. Watters, M.D.

Malvern, Great W. Johnson, M.B.

G. Manly, M.D.

J. L. Marsden, M.D.

J. M. Gully, M.D.
Manchester W. P. Harrison, M.D.

J. MDowall, M.D.

J. Matthews, M.D.

J. P. Molloy, M.D.

J. F. Patrick, M.D.

C. D. F. PhilUps, M.D.

E. PhiUips.
C. Thomson.

R. Walker, M.D.

Newcastle-on-Tyne H. Elliot.

T. Hayle, M.D.
Northampton C. T. Pearce.

C. M. Rigg, M.D.
Norwich W. Bell, M.D.

F. A. Hartmann, M.D.

Oxford T. Battye.

Plymouth G. I. Fox, M.D.

W. I. Morgan, M.D.
Preston W. W. Scholefield,

Reading C. Meymott.

Rochdale E. C. Holland.

Ross G. Strong, M.D.

Rugby W. Sharp, M.D.

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Buncom J. Howden.

Ryde C. D. J. Lowder, M.D.

Salisbury J. Toone.

Scarborough J. C. Smart, M.D.

Sheffield S. Eadon, M.D.

G. C. Holland, M.D.

E. Smith.

Southampton P. M. Wilmot. M.D. / uO

St. Leonard's, Hastings R. D. Hale, M.D.

Sunderland J. Potts.

R. S. Tate.

Taunton J. D. Blake, M.D.

Tiverton S W. Turner, Phys.

Torquay C. H. Mackintosh, Phys.

G. Strong, M.D.
Timbridge Wells G. H. Hanson, M.D.

Wakefield E. H. MiUin.

Warrington W. C. Brooks.

Weston-Super-Mare G. B. Cochran, M.D.

Windsor W. C. Boddy, M.D.

Wolverhampton. G. S. Knowles, M.D.

Worcester R. T. Massy, M.D.

York C. Ransford, M.D.

SCOTTISH LOCAL LIST.

Dundee S. Cockbum, M.D.

G. E. Stewart, M.D.

Edinburgh G. E. Allshom.

W. Henderson, M.D.

J. Laurie, M.D.

A. Lyschinski, M.D.

54 THE HOM<EOPATHIC

Edinburgb (oontiniied) J. F. Paisley, M.D.

J. S. Sniherland, M.D.
D. Wyelobycki, M.D.

Glasgow G. M. Scott, M.D.

J. Thomson, MJ>.

St. Andrews W. Macdonald, MJ).

IRISH LOCAL LIST.

Bel&st J. 6. Maegregor.

Dablin J. Blyth, M.D.

W. Luther. M.D.

W. B. B. Seriven, Pbys.

W. Walter, M J).

Galway J. Mc. Swinney.

CHANNEL ISLANDS.

Guernsey F. Bellamy.

J. Ozanne, M.D.

Jersey A. C. Genestet, M.D.

H B. Harris, M J).

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 55

METBOPOLITAN HOMEOPATHIC

HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES.

HOSPITALS.

LONDON HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL,

Golden Squahe.

Founded by the British Homoeopathic Association,

October lOth, 1849.

Opened for the Reception of Patients, April 10th, 1850. /

Patroness — Her Boyal Highness the Duchess of Cam-
bridge.

Vice Patron — His Grace the Duke of Beaufort.

President— The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Wilton.

Vice Presidents — His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin ;
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Albemarle ; Rt Hon. the Earl of
Essex ; Rt. Hon. the Viscount Sidney ; The Viscount
Maldon ; Lord Francis Gordon ; Oapt. Lord C. Paget,
R.N., M.P. ; Capt. Lord A. Paget, M. P. ; Col. Lord G.
Paget, M.P. ; Rt. Hon. Lord Robt. Grosvenor ; Rt. Hon.
the Lord Gray ; Sir Chas. Askam, Bart. ; Chas. Powell

66 THE HOMffiOPATHIC

Leslie, Esq., M.P. ; Col. Wyndham ; F. Foster Quin,
Esq., M.D. ; Marmaduke B. Sampson, Esq.

Chairman — Rt. Hon. Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P.

Trustees — George Hallett, Esq. ; Philip Hughes, Esq. ;
William Watkins, Esq. ; D. W. Witton, Esq.

Treasurer — Sir John Dean Paul, Bart., 217, Strand.

Hon. Secretary — Ralph Buchan, Esq.

MEDICAL OFFICERS.

Consulting Physician — Dr. F. F. Quin.

Physicians — ^Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Rutherfurd Russell, Dr.
Hill, Dr. Wylde, Dr. Wielobycki.

Surgeons — Mr. Yeldham, Mr. Cameron, Mr. Edwards,
Mr. D. Smith.

Physician Accoucheur — Dr. Partridge.

Surgeon Accoucheur — Mr. Leadam.

Assistant Physician — ^Dr. Beckie.

Assistant Surgeon — Mr. Morgan.

Resident Medical Officer — Mr. M*Kem.

The Hospital is open daily, (^Tuesday excepted) at three
o'clock, for the reception of Out-Patients. In-Patients
admitted every Tuesday at three o'clock.

Obstetric Cases every Tuesday.

The City Branch for Out-Patients, 58, Aldersgate Street,
is open every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at one
o'clock ; there is also a Branch Dispensary of this Hospital
at Leamington, (see Provincial Dispensaries). During
the winter season, Lectures will be delivered On Materia
Medica, by Dr. Quin ; On Clinical Medicine, by Dr.
Hamilton and Dr. Rutherfurd Russell ; On Clinical Sur-
gery, by Mr. Yeldham ; and on the Homoeopathic Treat-
ment of some Diseases peculiar to Women, by Mr.
Leadam.

MEDICAL DIBEGTOBT. 57

Oases to SIbt Mabcb, 1854.

In-Patiente 761 |

Cured 638 ^

Died 26

Oat-Patients 10,433

Onred 4394

Died 26

Total Cases (all treated gratuitously) at this Hospital
since its opening four years ago, are 11,390. It is sup-
ported at an average annual expense of £790. The Board
of Management have a Eeserve Fund of £5,400 for the
purpose of huilding a new and suitable Hospital.

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL,

39, Bloomsbuby Squabe.

Instituted on the 16th October, 1850.

This Hospital was closed on the 27th of May last; j
that its closure is not to he attributed to the want of
patients, will be obvious from the following figures, com-
prising the total number of patients treated during the
three years and a half of its existence.

In- Patients 752

Cured 430

Died 30

Out- Patients 12,000

Cured 400(i

Died 40

The numbers were increasing at the date of its closure,
but the enormous expense, upwards of £2,400 annually,
attending the treatment of such a large number of sick
persons, falling as it did entirely on the resources of
private charity, was found to be more than the Governors
could meet; and, therefore, rather than the Hospital should
be inefficient, or become involved in debt, they chose in
the meantime to shut it up entirely.

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58 THE HOMCEOPATHIC

THE METROPOLITAN HOMOEOPATHIC

HOSPITAL FOR THE DISEASES OP CHILDREN,

AND VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT.

Proposed Site, New Road.

Committee — Hon. A. H. Macdgnald Morton, Chairman;
Evelyn Shirley, Esq. ; W. Gill, Esq. ; Rev. J. R. Ever-
est ; A. P. Phelps, Esq. ; F. I. Smith, Esq.

Medical Ofl&cers — Charles W. Luther, Esq., M.D. ; David
Wilson, Esq., M.R.C.S. ; William V. Dniry, Esq., M.D. ;
William E. Ayerst, Esq., M.R.C.S.

Bankers — Messrs. Child and Co.

This Institution was established in the early part of the
present year; the Committee have secured temporary
apartments at 18, Orchard Street, where the Medical
Officers are in daily attendance, for the treatment of all
cases of disease in Children, and for the performance of
Vaccination.

DISPENSARIES.

CAMBERWELL HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,

14, Windmill Place.

Instituted 1st October, 1853. |

Physician — ^Dr. S. Wielobycki.
Attendance — Monday and Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m.
Total Cases, to 1st June, 1854, 110. (

MEDIOAL DIBECTOBT. 59

CHELSEA HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,
Commercial Hat.t., King's Eoad, Chelsea.

Instituted, 1st January, 1852.

Physician — ^Dr. Neville Wood.
Surgeon— D. Smith, Esq., M.R.C.S., E.

Attendance — Monday and Thursday, at 10 a.m.

Terms of Admission — By a Recommendation from a Sub-
scriber, or a Monthly Payment of 2s. 6d

CLAPHAM HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY.

7, Manob-Stbeet, Clafham.

Supported by Voluntary Contributions.

Committee — Rev. E. O. Morgan, Minerva Terrace, Brixton
Road ; Rev. R. Frost, Crescent Lodge, Clapham Com-
mon; Bernard Barton, Esq., Percy Cottage, Studley
Road, Stockwell; Henry Kift, Esq., Berkeley Villas,
Loughborough Road ; G. Moore, Esq., Messina Cottage,
17, Sutherland Terrace, East Brixton; G. Hayward,
Esq., Water Lane, Dulwich Road.

Medical Officer — John Anderson, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.A.C.,
4, Bedford Terrace, Clapham Rise.

Dispenser — Mr. A.J. Powell, 15, Alfred Place, Newington
Causeway.

The Dispensary will be open (for Out-Patients only) on
Monday and Thursday Afternoons, from three to four
o'clock. Subscribers of Half-a-Guinea and One Guinea
per Annum, will have Four or Eight Tickets for distribu-
tion. The destitute Poor alone are to be considered proper
objects for medical charity ; although others, who are un-

60 THE HOMEOPATHIC

able to pay for medical advice, will be admitted Patients,
(with the consent of the Medical Officers,) on payment of
Half-a-Crown per Month to the Funds of the Dispensary.

EAST LONDON HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,

9, Abtilleby Place.

Instituted, 1848.

Physician — ^Dr. Barry.
Attendance — ^Daily, from 9 to 12.

Total Cases, 3360. Average Annual Number, 820.

WHITECHAPEL BRANCH,
84, Gloucesteb Tebbace, Commercial Road East.

Instituted, 1850

Physician — ^Dr. Barry.
Attendance — Daily, from 1 to 2. /

Total Cases, 800. ^ ci. u^^i^

HAHNEMANNIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTION AND DISPENSARY,

FOR THE TREATMEKT OF DISEASES ON THE ^ j

H0M(E0£ATHIG PRINCIPLE, \ I \ ^

Welbeck Street, Cobneb of Bulstbode Street,

Manchesteb Squabe.

President — The Rt Hon. Lord Kinnaird.

Council of Management — William Cook, Esq., 126,

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MBBIOAL PIBECTOBT. 61

Bishopsgate-Street comer of Gomhill ; J. M. Douglas,
Esq., Belvedere Boad, Lambeth ; William Stephenson,
Esq., 4, Putney Hill.

Treasurer — ^William Stephenson, Esq.

Secretary — Mr. W. Feam.

Consulting Physician — ^Dr. Laurie, 12, Lower Berkeley-
Street, Portman Square.

Physician in Ordinary — Dr. A. Henriques, 67, Upper
Berkeley-Street, Portman Square.

Surgeon in- Ordinary — T. B. Leadam, Esq., 13, Wynd-
ham Place, Bryanston Square.

Days and hours of attendance : Tuesday evenings at
eight o*clock; Wednesday mornings at ten o*oclock ; and
Friday evenings at seven o'clock.

Total Cases, 1812. j^^ p4,4^4^ / /^ ^1^

Terms of Admission, by a recommendation from a Sub- ^
scriber, or a volimtary Subscription by the patient.

HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSABY,

18a, Denmabe Stbeet, Soho.

Instituted, January, 1852.

Physician — ^Dr. Griffiths Jones.

Committee — B«v. Geo. Wilkins, Henstrick Villas, St.
John's Wood; Bev. Wm. Foster, Tomand Terrace,
Kentish Town ; Owen Morton, Esq., Church Terrace,
Kentish Town ; T. Nutter, Esq., 9, Hampshire Terrace;
Sarsfield Gregg, Esq., Wobum House; B. Thomas,
Esq., Solicitor, Trinity Square, Borough ; J. Wickwar,
Esq., 6, Poland-Street ; Thomas Brooks, Esq., Hollo-
way; Josh. Sinclair, Esq., Camden Town; Bichard
West, Esq., HoUoway; Wm. Burroughs, Esq., Soho
Square.

63 THE HOXiEOPATHIO

Attendance Mondays and Wednesdays, from half-past
one to three o'clock.

Terms of Admission, Is. per week, or £1 Is. per year.

Total Gases 1,008

ISLINGTON HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,

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dO, GuLBBicoNT Plage, New Boad, Neab the <' Anoel."

Islington.

Instituted, Febmary, 1845.

Physician — ^Dr. ChepmeU.

Chemist — Mr, Headland.

Dispenser — Mr. Brunet.

Committee — ^Fred. Sandoz, Esq. ; Geo. Friend, Esq. ; Geo.
Powell, Esq. ; John Hardy, Esq. ; Bev. A. B. G. Thomas ;
William Cooper, Esq. ; William Serre, Esq.

Attendance, Thinrsday, from eight to nine a. m.

Average Annual Number of Cases, 800. /

MABYLEBONE AND PADDINGTON
HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSABY FOB DISEASES

OF THE SKIN, &c.

65, Cablisle Street, Edoewabe Boad.

Established, January 10th, 1858.

Medical Officer — Mr. Morgan, Surgeon.

Attendance, Monday and Wednesday, from one to two;
and on Saturday evenings, from eight to nine.

Total Cases to 1st of June, 802.

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MEDIGAI. BIBBGTOBT. 68

NORTH LONDON
HOMGEOPATHIO MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT, t %^L

10, Chadwell Street.

Physician — ^Dr. YiettinghofiP.
Attendance daily from nine a. m. to one p. m.
Admission free. < ^ • ^

Total Cases 1789. ^^ ^ ..^ 1 % T J -~ /^ ^ /

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PENTONVILLE HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,
96, Percy Circus, Pentonvillju

Instituted, 1846.

Medical Officer — Mr. Millard.

Attendance, Tuesday and Saturday, Noon, and 6 p. m.

Terms of Admission, a small subscription.

SOUTHWARK HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,
16, Alfred Place, Newington Causeway.

Instituted, March, 1860.

Medical Officer — J. Anderson, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.A.C.

Attendance, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from
eight to half-past ten, a. m., and Tuesday and Friday from
seven to eight p. m.

Terms of Admission, Free and by Payment.

Total Cases 3,000. H^ S" -^-^ » -^'^

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64 THE HOH(EOPATHIC

WEST LONDON HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY,

Clifford Stbeet, Bond Street.

Instituted, 1848.

Medical Officer — Dr. Broackes.

Attendance Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from one
to two o'clock.

Total Cases, 2,351.

WESTMINSTER AND ST. GEORGE'S

FREE DISPENSARY FOR CONSUMPTION AND

DISEASES OF THE CHEST.

22, Davies Mews.

Instituted, April, 1849.

Medical Officer — Mr. Wilson.

Attendance, Wednesday and Saturday, from eight to
ten, a. m.

Admission free.

Total Cases, 708.

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MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 66

METBOPOLITAN HOMEOPATHIC

SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS.

1855.

SOCIETIES.

BRITISH HOMCEOPATHIC SOCIETY,

Instituted in 1844,

Holds its Meetings on the first Thursday in every Month
from October to May inclusive, at seven, p. m., at 32,
Golden Square. Annual Assembly in the Month of
April in each year. Extraordinary Meetings are held at
any time during the yefiu* on the order of the President
and Council, or on the requisition of five members.

President — ^Dr. Quin.

Treasurer — ^Dr. Hamilton.

Honorary Secretary — Mr. Leadam.

Council — ^Dr. Partridge, Dr. Massol, Mr. Yeldham.

Fellows.

Frederic Foster Quin, M.D., London 1844

Hugh Cameron, M.R.C.S., Edin., London 1844

Samuel Thos. Partridge, M .D., London 1 844

Victor Massol, M.D., London 1844

J. Rutherfurd Russell, M.D.> London 1845

Matthew James Chapman, M.D., London 1846

F

6(5 the hom(eopathic

Members.

*John C. Charles, M.R.C.S., E., 1845

George Newman, M.R.C.S., E., Glastonbury, 1846

:^ Goodshaw, M.D., 1845

George J. Hilbers, M.D., Brighton, 1846

^Harris Dunsford, M.D., London, 1845

Dionysius Wielobycki, M.D., Edmburgh, 1846

Robert Walker, M.D., Manchester, 1846

F. W. Irvine, M.D., Leeds, 1846

George Dunn, M.D., Doncaster, 1846

Sydney Hanson, M.D., London, 1847

Edward C. Chepmell, M.D., London, 1847

John Ozanne, M.D., Guernsey, 1847

Edward Hamilton, M.D., London, 1847

J. Bell Metcalfe, M.R.C.S., E , London, 1847

Joseph Kidd, M.D., M.R.C.S., E., London, 1847

J. H. Ramsbotham, Huddersfield, 1847

J. M. Gully, M.D., Malvern, 1848

Robert Douglas Hale, M.D., Hastings, 1848

T. R, Leadam, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1848

Edmund Smith, M.R.C.S., E., Sheffield 1848

George Calvert Holland, M.D., Sheffield, 1849

John Moore, M.R.C.S., E., Liverpool, 1849

Heniy Reynolds, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1849

David Wilson, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1849

Stephen Yeldham, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1849

George Atkin, M.D., Hull, 1849

Tuthill Massy, M.D.. Worcester, 1851

J. G. Young, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1851

William Watson, M.R.C.S., E., Colchester, 1851

Thomas Mackem, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1851

John Roche, M.D., Liverpool, 1851

William H. Mayne, M.D., Ipswich, 1851

J. L. Vardy, M.A.C., London, 1861

William Macdonald, M.D., Prof., St. Andrews, 1851

* Henry Searle, M.R.C.S., E , London, 1869

S. Wielobycki, M.D., London, 1852

John Hutton Hill, M.D., London, 1852

A. C. Edwards, M.R.C.S., E., London, 1862

MEDICAL DIB£GTORY. 67

Charles Meymott, M.R.C.S., Reading, 1863

Alexander Henry, M.D., Stamford Hill, 1853

S Parsons, M.D., London, 1863

Henry J. Hinxman, M.D., London, 1854

Robert Smith, M.RC.S., London, 1854

Honorary Members.

Dr. Stapf, Edit, of Hom. Archiv. Naumberg, Phy-
sician to H. S. H. Duke of Saxe Minningen, ... 1846

L. Abbe Cesdle, Director of the Nice Hospice, 1850

Count H. de Bonnevale, M.D., £ordeaux>

Corresponding Members.

Leon Simon, M.D., Paris, 1846

Dr. Croserio, Pres. Hahn. Soc, Paris, 1846

Dr. Belluomini, Phys. to H. R. H. Duke of Lucca,

Lucca, 1846

Dr. A. G. Hull, Edit. Hom. Exam., New York, 1846

Dr. J. T. Gray, New York, 1846

Dr. Wenike, Vienna, 1849

Dr. Charge, Edit. Revuie Horn., Marseilles, 1849

Dr J. L. Warmer, New York, 1860

Dr. Williamson, Prov. Hom. Med., Pennsylvania,... 1851

Dr. Witherell, Prof, of Anatomy, Cleveland, Ohio,... 1851

Dr. Petroz, Pres. of Gallicaine Soc, Paris, 1851

Dr. Tessier, Phys. to Hosp. S'Margarita, Paris, 1851

Dr. Anton. Smidt. Phys. to H. R. H. Duchess of

Lucca, Vienna 1851

Those marked thus * are deceased.

HAHNEMANN MEDICAL SOCIETY,

16, BuLSTRODE Street, Manchester Square.

Instituted, 10th April, 1850.

Holds its Meetings on the first Tuesday of every Month,
from October to July inclusive, at Eight p.m., at 16, Bul-
strode Street. The Annual Assembly, for the Election of

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68 THE H0M(EOPATHIC

Office Bearers, and other business, will be held on the 1st
of May next. The Council meets at a Quarter before
Eight, on the Ordinary Nights of Meeting, in October,
January, April, and July.

Council — Mr. Anderson, Dr. Black, Dr. Clarke, Dr. Cronin,
Dr. Dudgeon, Dr. Epps, Mr. Epps, Dr. Henriques, Mr.
Hering, Dr. Madden, Dr. Roth, Dr. Wilkinson.

Treasurer — Mr. Engall.

Secretary — Dr. Wyld.

THE HOMOEOPATHIC CONGRESS,

Instituted, 1850.

The Fourth Annual Meeting of this Institution, was
held at Leamington, on the 9th and 10th days of August
last, under the Presidency of Dr. Quin, of London. Dr.
Madden, of Brighton, was deputed by Professor Hender-
son, of Edinburgh, to jead the Address the latter gen-
tleman had engaged to deliver, but which he was pre-
vented doing by pressing duties in another part of the
country.

The next Meeting of the Congress will be held in Lon-
don, in June next.

HAHNEMANN PUBLISHING SOCIETY,

Instituted, 1 0th April, 1848.

Formed for promoting the Publication and Circulation
of good practical HomoBopathic Works, and first, a New
Materia Medica and Pharmacopeia.

The Society has already published the First Volume of
the Pathogenetic Cyclopaedia, and the First Part of a
New Materia Medica, containing the articles " Kali Bi-
chromicum," arranged by Dr. Drysdale ; " Aconitum

MEDICAL DIRECTOBY.

69

Napellus," by Dr.. Dudgeon, and "Arsenicum," by Dr.
Black.

A Meeting of the Society was held at Leamington, on
August the 10th, 1854, at which the following Members
were present : Drs. Black, Drysdale, Dudgeon, Holland,
Ker, Madden, and Bussell ; and Messrs. Engall, Gillow,
and Phillips. At this Meeting, it was proposed by Dr.
Kussell, seconded by Dr. Dudgeon, and carried unani-
mously, " That the Society be continued, as at present
constituted, till the completion of the 'Pathogenetic
CyclopeBdia,' which, under an improved form, it is ex-
pected will be completed in one volume, and published in
the course of the next twelve months ; and the Secretary
and Treasurer be empowered to make a further call on its
completion, to an amount not exceeding one pound per
share."

Members fob 1855.

Dr. Acworth, Cheltenham 2 Shares.

Dr. Atkin, Hull 2

Dr. Black, Clifton 8

Dr. Blyth, Dublin 1

Mr. Brooks, Warrington 1

Dr. Chapman, London 3

Dr. Chepmell, London 2

Mr. Clifton, Northampton 1

Dr. Cochrane, Weston-Super-Mare ... 2

Dr. Craig, Leeds 1

Dr. Drysdale, Liverpool 5

Dr. Dudgeon, London 5

Mr. Engall, London 1

Dr. Fearon, Birmingham 3

Mr. Gillow, Clifton 9

Dr. Gully, Malvern 2

Dr. Harrison, Manchester 1

Mr. Headland, London 5

Mr. Bering, London 2

Mr. Hewitt, Bath 2

Dr. Hilbers, Brighton 2

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70 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

Mr. Holland, Kochdale 1 Share.

Dr. Irvine^ Leeds 3

Dr. Ker, Cheltenham 3

Mr. Lawrence, Birmingham 1 „

Dr. Mackintosh, Torquay ., 4 „

Dr. M'Leod, Ben Rhydding 3

Dr. Madden, Brighton 3

Dr. Norton, Chester 1

Mr. PhillipS; Manchester 3

Dr. Bamsbotham, Huddersfield 3

Dr. Russell, Leamington 3

Mr. Smith, Sheffield 1

Dr. Viettin ghoflf, London 1

Dr. Walker, Manchester 2 „

Rev. T. Wright, Coldstream 1 „

Dr. Wyelobycki, Edinburgh !Si „

Secretary — ^Dr. C. B. Ker.

Acting Committee — ^Dr. Black, Dr. Drysdale, Dr. Dud-
geon^ Dr. Ker, and Dr. Madden.

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ENGLISH HOMCEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION.
Instituted in May, 1845.

President — Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P.

Treasurer — Thomas H, Johnston, Esq.

Committee — ^W. H. Ashurst, Esq.; Edward Bates, Esq.;
Donald Brown, Esq.; A. O. Deacon, Esq.; Robert S.
Dick, Esq.; John Epps, Esq., M.D.; George N. Epps,
Esq., M.R.C.S.; Robert Frith, Esq., M.R.C.S.; Peter
Gardner, Esq,; Thomas H. Johnston, Esq.; W. M'Ou-
brey, Esq., M.D.; H; P. Osman, Esq., M.D.; C. T.
Pearce, Esq.; W. Perkins, Esq.; James Stansfield, Esq.;
Peter Stuart, Esq. ; Allan Templeton, Esq. ; James
Thomson, Esq., M.D.;" William Wame, Esq.; James
Wilson, Esq., M.D.; John Miller, Esq.

Honorary Secretary — ^William Amum, Esq.

MEDICAL DIBECTORY. 71

Each Member pays an annual registration fee of Ss. 6d.,
and gives any donation deemed suitable. Persons desirous
of joining ihe Association can communicate with the
Honorary Secretary, William Amum, Esq., 18, Upper
Belgrave Place, Pimlico.

ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF
HOMOEOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS & STUDENTS.

This Association was founded at a Congress of Homoeo-
pathic Practitioners, held in London, on the 23rd and
24th July, Q851. Its object was to protect the interests
of Homoeopathists against attacks from whatever quarter
they might proceed. The special case that led to its in-
stitution, was the unjust rejection of Mr. Pope by the
Medical Faculty of the University of Edinburgh. The ob-
jects accomplished by the Association are principally
these. It has secured a qualification for the rejected
candidates. It has got up and presented a petition to the
Patrons of the University of Edinburgh, numerously and
influentially signed, representing the injustice of Mr.
Pope's rejection on account of his Homoeopathic belief.
It has published a volume entitled "Homceopathy in
1851," edited by Dr. Russell.

As nothing has recently occurred to call for the inter-
ference of the Association, it remains in abeyance ; retain-
ing, however, its original institution and committee,
ready to act should any occasion arise for its services.

The Committee is composed of the following gentle-
men : — ^Dr. Black, Mr. Blake, Dr. Chapman, Dr. Drys-
dale, Dr. Dudgeon (Hon. Secretary), Dr. Fearon,
Dr. E. Hamilton, Mr. Hering, Dr. Ker, Dr. Laurie, Mr.
Leadam, Dr. Macdonald, Dr. Madden, Dr. Norton, Dr.
Ozanne, Dr. Russell, Mr. Wilson.

73 THE HOMCBOPATHIC

THE BRITISH INSTITUTE OF HOMOEOPATHY.

Established, December, 1853.

Chairman — Charles Luther, Esq., M.D.

Treasurer — ^David Wilson, Esq., M.R.C.S.

Secretary — ^William V. Drury, Esq., M.D., 3, Crescent,
Camden Eoad, Begent's Park, London.

OBJECTS OF THE INSTITUTE.

1. To protect the public, by the most strenuous efforts,
against unqualified and incompetent practitioners, and
to secure to the public the services of men of sound
information.

2. To uphold and disseminate in their purity, the clear,
strict and unrefuted principles and rules, of the Organon
of Hahnemann ; to iiie utter exclusion of loose unscien-
tific practice.

3. To protect the external interests of homoeopathy, against
all direct or indirect aggression.

In reference to the attainment of the proposed objects
of the Institute by literary means, the following seem to
be the best calculated to ensure success : —

1. One or two tracts written as simply and intelligibly as
possible, to infuse correct notions on the principles of
homoeopathy, and at the same to point out the errors
of allopathy.

2. Instructions for students in the correct study and prac-
tice of homoeopathy

3. Instructions for the non-professional public on emer-
gencies.

4. A weekly Journal, whenever the Institute shall deem
the publication of such to be called for, the objects of
which shall be to explain the true principles of homoeo-
pathy; to impart that amount of information on its
practice which can be safely and usefully resorted to on
emergencies ; the inculcation of simple and sound prin-
ciples on hygiene and the physical and general education

MEDICAL BIBECTOBT. 73

of children ; and the narration of current events relating
to the subjects mentioned.
5. A semi-monthly or monthly joimial, of an exclusively
professional character. In this latter publication the
views and principles of the Institute will be upheld ;
the British homoeopathic practitioner will be made
acqainted with everything worth knowing which appears
in the periodical and general homceopathic literature of
Germany, France, Italy, Spain, America, and other
countries ; and not less with iJie great treasures of
homoeopathic literature in its best days, especially those
of the twenty-three volumes of Stapf's Archiv, and other
valuable German and French publications. This journal
will have distinguished correspondents in different
countries, who are to be honorary members of the Insti-
tute. It ought also to take especial care of British
homceopathic literature, by a fair and impartial, but
most rigorous criticism, not only of new publications,
but also of what has hitherto been offered to the student
for instruction and guidance.

74 THK HOlftEOPATHIO

PROVINCIAL HOMEOPATHIC

HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES.

1855.

AsHTON, Staletbridge. and Dueinfield Hom(eopathic
DisPENSABY> 241, Stamford Street, Ashton. — Instituted,
July, 1854. Medical OflBcer, Dr. Patrick. Attendance,
Tuesdays, from 10 till 12 ; Fridays, from 6 till 8 p.m.

Bath Homoeopathic Dispensabt, 52, New King Street. —
Physician, Dr. Hewitt; Surgeon, Mr. Newman. Attend-
ance, daily, from 11 a.m. to 12. Admission, by a Sub-
scriber's ticket, or payment of 2s. 6d. per month.
Average annual number of Cases, 400.

Bedford Homceopathic Institute, 11, Priory Terrace. —
Physician, Dr. Viettinghoff. Instituted, March, 1854.
Total number of Cases, to 1st June, 1854, 90. Patients
seen every Wednesday and Saturday, from 9 till 11.

BiDEFORD Homceopathic Medical Institution, High St. —
Opened, 1st July, 1852. Physician, Dr. Prince. Attend-
ance, Tuesday and Friday, from 12 to 3 p.m. Admission,
by a ticket from a Subscriber, or monthly subscription.

Birmingham Homceopathic Dispensary, 13, Old Square. —
Instituted, 1847. Medical Officers, Dr. Fearon, Mr.
Laurence, and Dr. Galloway. Average annual number
of Cases, 1750. Attendance, daily, from 2 to 3 p.m.
Admission by a Subscriber's recommendation, or pay-
ment of 2s. 6d. per month.

Bishop Auckland Homceopathic Dispensary, South Boad.

MEDICAL DIBECTOBT. 75

— Instituted, 1864. Physician, Dr. Galloway. Attend-
ance, every Thursday, from 11 to 12.

Blackbubn Hom(eopathio Dispensaby, Clayton Street. —
Instituted, April, 1854. Surgeon, Mr. Scholefield.
Attendance, every Saturday afternoon.

Bolton Homceopathic Dispensary, 8, Ward Street, Great
Moor Street. — Instituted, 28th October, 1851. Medical
Officer, Mr. Scholefield. Attendance, on Mondays, from
2tiU5.

Bbistol and Clifton Homceopathic Dispensaby, Upper
Berkley Place, Bristol. — Instituted, 1832. Medical
Officers, Dr. Black, Messrs. Trotman, Gillow, and Wil-
kins. Attendance, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
from half-past 1 to half-past 2 p.m. Admission by ticket.

Brighton Homoeopathic Dispensaby, 6, Prince Albert
Street. — Instituted, 1844. Medical Officers, Dr. Madden
and Mr. De Michele. Total Cases, to 1st June, 1854,
5,971. Attendance, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday, from 9 to 10 a.m. Admission, the poor,
graus ; working classes, 5s. per quarter.

Gantebbuby Homceopathic Dispensaby, St. George's Lane.
— Instituted, November, 1853. Physician, Dr. Tuckey.
Attendance, Wednesday and Saturday, at 12.

Cheltenham Homceopathic Dispensary (private). — Insti-
tuted, 1 844. Physician, Dr. Ker. Total Cases, 1,700.
Attendance, on Tuesday and Friday, from 9 to 10 a.m.

Chesteb Homceopathic Dispensary, Bridge Street. — Insti-
tuted, 1st April, 1851. Physician, Dr. Norton; Sur-
geon, Mr. Joce. Total Cases, to 1st June, 1854, 2,331.
Attendance, daily (Sundays excepted), at 9 a.m. Terms
of AdmislKon, recommendation from a Subscriber, or
weekly payment by the patient. Average annual num-
ber of Patients, 730.

Cboydon Homceopathic Dispensaby. — Physician, Dr. Hill.

Dablington Homceopathic Dispensaby, Skinner Gate. —
Physician, Dr. Galloway. Attendance, Monday and
Friday, from 10 to 11 a.m. Instituted, 1854.

76 THE HOMOSOPATHIC

Derbyshire Homoeopathic Dispensary, 17, Wardwick,

Derby. — Instituted, 1st February, 1853. Physician, Dr.

Pope. Total Cases to 1st June, 1854, 499. Attendance,

Tuesday and Friday, from 9 to 10 a.m.
Doncaster: St. James's Hom(EOpathic Hospital. — Opened

for the reception of Patients, 18th February, 1853.

Physician, Dr. Dunn. Number of Patients, 1,200.
Durham Homoeopathic Dispensary, 48, Sadler Street. —

Instituted, 1854. Physician, Dr. Hayle ; Surgeon, Mr.

Gray ; Secretary, Mr. J. Nicholson. Attendance, every

Wednesday, from 10 to 12.

Exeter Homceopathio Dispensary. — Instituted, January,
1849. Patron, Sir J. Kennowey, Bart.; Vice-Patron,
Sir C. Parker, Bart.; Medical Officers, Dr. Guinness
and Mr. Kingdon. Cases treated during the year, 679 ;
total to 1st August, 1854, 2,246. Attendance: Dr.
Guinness, Monday and Friday ; Mr. Kingdon, Tuesday
and Saturday; at 10 a.m. Admission by Subscriber's
recommendation, or quarterly subscription from patient.

Halifax Hom(eopathio Dispensary, 13, Square Eoad. —
Instituted, 15th April, 1850. Physicians, Dr. Kams-
botham and Dr. Wright. Average annual number of
Cases, 260. Attendance, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, from 8 to 10 a.m. Admission by Subscriber's
ticket.

Hastings Homceopathic Dispensary, 8, Hill Street. —
Instituted, December, 1853. Physician, Dr. Hale.
Attendance, from 3 to 4, on Tuesday and Friday. Admis-
sion by Subscriber's recommendation. Tc|Jal Cases, 96.

Hull Homceopathic Dispensary, 51, Waterworks Street
— ^Instituted, 1849. Physician, Dr. Atkin. Total Cases
to 1st August, 1854, 3,377. Attendance, Tuesday and
Friday, from 9 till 5 p.m., and on Thursday, from 7 till
9 p.m. Admission by Subscriber's ticket, or a payment
of Is. 6d. per month.

HuLME Homoeopathic Dispensary, Great Jackson Street.
— Instituted, 1st July, 1853. Physician, Dr. Matthews.

MEDICAL DIBECTOBT. 77

Total Cases to 1st August, 1854, 500. Attendance,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, from half-
past 8 to 10 a.m. Admission, payment of Is. per
month.

HULME HOMCEOPATHIO INSTITUTION, FOB DISEASES OF THE

Eab and THE Eye. — Instituted, October, 1854. Attend-
ance, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 8 till 10
a.m. Physician, Dr. Patrick.

Kiddebminsteb Homceopathio Dispensaby. — Instituted,
17th July, 1847. Patrons, The Eight Honourable Lord
Foley, Sir Edward Blount, Bart. Physician, Dr. Massy.
Total Cases, above 3000. Attendance, on Thursday, at
Noon.

Leamington Homceopathio Dispensaby, in connection with
the London Homoeopathic Hospital. — Opened, 10th Oc-
tober, 1853. Chairman, Lord Willoughby De Broke ;
Physician, Dr. J. K. Russell. Number of Cases, about
2,000. Open for the reception of patients, on Wed-
nesday and Friday, at 9 a.m.

Leeds Homoeopathic Dispensary, 26 and 27, Oxford Street.
— Instituted, October, 1844. Medical Officers, Dr. Irvine
and Dr. Craig. Total Cases to 1st August, 1854, 8,472.
Attendance, one day from 2 to 4, p. m., and two evenings
from 7 to 8. Admission by Subscriber's ticket, and
payment of a small subscription.

Leicesteb Homceopathio Dispensaby, London Road. — In-
stituted, 1st January, 1853. Physician, Dr. Kelsall.
Attendance, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day, from 9 to 12. Admission by Subscriber's ticket,
or by patient paying for medicine. Total Cases to 1st
June, 1854, 626.

Livebpool Homceopathio Dispensaby, 2, Harford Street,
Mount Pleasant. — Instituted, 1st November, 1841.
Patron, the Et. Hon. the Earl of Wilton ; Treasurer,
J. J. Edgar, Esq., 1, Upper Duke Street. Physicians,
Dr. Drysdale, Dr. Stokes, Dr. Wright, Dr. Wilkin.
Surgeons, Mr. Moore, Dr. Koche. Resident Surgeon,

78 t:he homoeopathic

Dr. Hitchman. This Dispensary is supported by pub-
lic charity. Since its institution it has afltorded aid
to 38,650 patients. During the past year 3,395 persons
have been cured or relieved, showing an increase of 625
patients over the previous year. The Dispensary is
open daily (Sundays excepted), from 8 till 10 a.m.
The House Surgeon visits acute cases at their own
houses ; and the Committee publish a monthly report
of Cases treated, as is usual with other Hospitals and
Dispensaries.
Liverpool Self-Suppobting Homeopathic Dispensary, 3,
Clarence Street. — Physician, Dr. Roche.

Maidstone Hom<eopathic Dispensary, Bank Street. — In-
stituted, January, 1853. Total Cases to 1st June,
2,028. Medical Officer, Dr. Watters. Attendance, Mon-
day, Thursday, and Saturday, from 11 till 1.

Manchester Homoeopathic Hospital and Dispensary,
Bloom Street, Piccadilly. — Dispensary instituted, 1842 ;
Hospital, 1850. Physician, Dr. C. Philips ; Surgeon,
Mr. E. Philips ; Resident Surgeon, Dr. MoUoy. Num-
ber of In-patients, 368 ; Out-patients, 33,334. Admis-
sion free, or if able, by a payment of Is. per month.
Attendance, daily (Sundays excepted), from 8 to 10 a.m.,
and four nights in the week from 7 to 9 o'clock.

Manchester AND Salford HoMCEOPATHio Dispensary, 21,
Dale Street, Lever Street — Instituted 1st January, 1854.
Physicians, Drs. Walker, Mc. Dowall, and Harrison ;
Resident Surgeon, Mr. C. Thompson ; Hon. Sec, John
Reid, Esq. Number of Cases treated to 1st July last,
500. Attendance daily, from 8 to 10 a.m.

Norfolk and Norwich Homceopathic Dispensary, Surrey
Street. — Instituted, 22nd March, 1852. Physician, Dr.
Hartmann. Attendance daily (Wednesday excepted),
from 9 to 10 a.m. Admission by recommendation, or
payment of medicine.

Northampton Homceopathic Institution, Parade. — Insti-
tuted, 1st Aug., 1851. Medical Officers, Mr. Pearce and

MEDICAL DIBEGTORT. 79

Dr. Bigg. Number of patients not known, but 4,650
prescriptions issued. Attendance, Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m. ; Wednesday
and Saturday, from 1^2 to 3 p.m. Admission by a
Subscriber's ticket, or a payment of 2s. 6d. per month.

Northumberland and Newcastle Homgbopathio Dispen-
sary, 4, Hood Street. — Instituted, 1844. Medical
Officers, Dr. Hayle and Mr. Elliot. Total Cases to 1st
August, 1864, 9,162. Attendance, Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, from 9 to 1 p. m. Admission
free, or by payment of Is. per month.

Norwich Homosopathio Institution, St. Stephen's Road ;
containing six wards. — ^Attendance, Monday and Tues-
day, upon out-door patients, from 9 till 10 a.m. ; average
niunber annually, 600.

Rochester and Chatham Homobopathic Dispensary. — ^Es-
tablished, May, 1853. Total Cases to May, 1864, 961.
Physician, Dr. Watters. Attendance, Tuesday and
Friday, from 2 till 4 p.m.

Boss. — Dr. Strong maintains a private Homceopathic
Dispensary.

Southampton Homeopathic Dispensary. — Physician, Dr.
Wilmot. Annual number of Cases, 860. Attendance,
Wednesday and Saturday, from 9 to 11 a.m. Admission
free.

Sunderland Homceopathic Dispensary, 60, Faucett Street.
— Instituted, 1 st January, 1 849. Total Cases to 1 st Aug.,
1852, 2,287. Medical Officers attend: Mr. R. S. Tate,
Wednesday, 10 to 12 noon ; Mr. J. J. Gray, Friday, 2 to
4 p.m.; Mr. Tate, Saturday, 10 to 12 noon. Admission
by payment of Is. per month.

Torquay Homceopathic Dispensary, 6, Cary Parade. —
Instituted, March, 1848. Physician, Dr. Mackintosh.
Total Cases to 1st June, 1644. Attendance, Tuesday
and Friday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admisson free.

80 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

TuNBRiDGE Wells Homceopathic Dispensary, Tranquil
Terrace. — Instituted, August, 1864. Physician, Dr. G.
Hanson. Attendance, Monday and Friday, from 9 to
11 a.m.

Weston - Super - Mare Homeopathic Dispensary. — Insti-
tuted, 1st July, 1852. Physician, Dr. Cochran. Total
Cases to 1st August, 600. Attendance, Monday, Wed-
nesday, and Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m. Admission, pay-
ment of Is. per month, or by Subscriber's card.

WiGAN HoMCEOPATHic DisPENSARY, Wellgato. — Instituted,
April, 1854. Medical Officer, Mr. Scholefield. Attend-
ance, Monday Morning.

Windsor Homceopathic Dispensary, 4, Church Street. —
Instituted, 1852. Physician, Dr. Boddy. Attendance,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 12 to 2 p.m.

Wolverhampton Homceopathic Dispensary, Worcester
Street — Instituted, April, 1853. Medical Officer, Dr.
Knowles. Attendance, Monday and Wednesday, from
2 till 4 p.m. Total Cases treated, 614.

Worcester Homceopathic Dispensary, Angel Place. — In»
stituted, March, 1851. Physician, Dr Massy. Total
Cases to 1st August, 1854, 865. Attendance, Wednesday
and Saturday, at Noon. Admission, by payment of
2s. 6d. per month, or by Subscriber's card or Clergy-
man's letter.

York Homceopathic Dispensary, 22, Bootham. — Re-opened
10th May, 1851. Physician, Dr. Ransford Total
Cases, 600. Admission, by ticket from a Subscriber, or
payment of 2s 6d per month.

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 81

PROVINCIAL
HOMOEOPATHIC SOCIETIES.

NORTHERN
HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

President — ^Dr. Ramsbotham.
General Secretary — ^Dr. Atkin.

This Association consists of qualified Medical Prac-
titioners practising Homoeopathy. It meets at least half-
yearly, in some town in Lancashire or Yorkshire. Each
member pays an annual subscription of 6s. The business
of the meeting consists of communications on the pro-
gress of Homoeopathy, practical papers, and discussions.
Gentlemen desirous of joining the Society must transmit
their names, with a recommendation signed by two Mem-
bers of the Association, to the General Secretary, a month
before the meeting.

SCOTTISH
HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARIES.

DuNDES HoH<EOPATHio DisPBNSABT, 14, Now Inn Entry. —
Instituted, 16th June, 1849. Total Cases to 1st August,
1854, 8035. Medical Officer, Dr. Cockburn. Attend-
ance, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 2 to 3 p.m.
Admission free. Supported by private donations.

IRISH HOMCEOPAIHIC
DISPENSARIES AND KSHI1110XS.

rr-^LS

i»

TimL G

$$Ht$K

1*45.

Dr.

MBBIOAIi DIBBCTORT. 88

daj) and Saturday, at 4 p.m. Supported by voluntary
subseriplioii^, and monthly payments of $2s. 6d.
Dublin Homceopathig Institution and Dispensaby, 122,
Upper Abbey Street. — Instituted, 1844. Average an-
nu^ number of Oases, 1000. Medical Ofl&cer, Dr.
Blyth. Attendance, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
from 9 to 11 a.m. Supported by voluntary subscrip-
tions, and monthly payments from patients.

Ibish Homceopathic Societt. — This Society, which is
composed chiefly of non-professional persons, was or-
ganised on the 10th April, 1845, principally with the
view to secure, for the poor and needy, the benefits of a
genuine Homoeopathic treatment, and also by means of
publications, addresses, &c., to aid in the general diffu-
sion of Hahnemann's doctrines. During the past years
of its existence the Society has been enabled to extend
its benefits to many suffering individuals ; and still fur-
ther, anticipates the establishment of an Hospital for
the reception of acute cases of disease. The Society has
published two editions of Dr. Luther's " Concise View,"
which has been reprinted in America, and translated
into German and French. It has also published a pam-
phlet, entitled ** Homoeopathy briefly Explained by a
Practitioner."

CHANNEL ISLANDS
HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARIES.

Jersey Homceopathic Institution. — Instituted, 1849. Me-
dical Officer, Dr. Harris. Days of Attendance, Tues-
day and Friday, from 12 to half-past S p.m. Admission
free. Supported by voluntary contributions.

ll

S4 THK HaM<EOPATHIC

Guernsey Homceopathic Pispensabt, 2, Clifton New
Town. — ^Instituted, 1849. Medical Officer, Dr. Ozanne.
Attendance, daily, from 8 to 9 a.xn. Supported partly
by voluntary contributions, and partly by paying
patients.

BRITISH
HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENTS,

AT WHIOH HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICAL TREATMEKT
MAY ALSO BE OBTAINED.

Ben Rhydding, near Otley, Yorkshire. — Physician, Dr.
William MXeod.

Dunstable, Bedfordshire. — ^Physician, Dr. William Forbes
Lawrie.

Edinbuboh Hydbopathic Institution. — Pbysiciaiii Dr.
John F. Paisley.

Gbeat Malyebn, Worcestershire. — Physician, Dr. James
Manby Gully.

Gbeat Malyebn Hydbopathic Establishment. — Physi-
cian, Dr. Walter Johnston.

Gbeat Malvebn, Wellington House. — Physician, Dr.
George N. Manly.

Gbeat Malvebn, Worcestershire. — Physician, Dr. James
Loftus Marsden.

New Found Pool, near Leicester. — Physician, Dr. David
M'Gonnel Beed.

Sheffield, Springfield House, Glossop Boad. — Physician,
Dr. Samuel Eadon,

I

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MBDICAL DIBECTOBT. 85

HOMCEOPATHIC

VETERINARY SURGEONS

AKESTER, J. C, 102, Waverley Street, Hull.

AUSTIN, GEORGE, 13, Grosvenor Street West, Pirn
lico, London ; M.R,C.V.S., May 12th, 1847. Author of
** Revision of Gunther's Veterinary Homoeopathy," 1847.

BRETHERTON, WILLIAM ELDAD, Melbume Place,
Plymouth; M.RV.C, London, 9th May, 1837; Hon,
Fellow Vet Med. Association.

HAYCOCK, WILLIAM, Veterinary Institution, West
Parade, Huddersfield ; Member of the Edinburgh Vete-
rinary College, 19th May, 184d. Contbibutes to the
Veterinarian : '* Lymphatitis and Megrims ;" ** Con-
gestion of the Lungs ;" "Typhoid Pneumonia;" "Phle-
bitis ;" " Inflammation of the Bowels ;" " Rheumatism
and Pleuritis ;" '* Puerperal Fever ; " " Abscess of the
Liver, Trachea, and Rupture of the Stomach;" "Pur-
pura Hemorrhagica and Scarlatina." Authob of '* Ele-
ments of Veterinary Homoeopathy," 1852. Contbibuted
to the British Journal of Homoeopathy. Contributions
to Veterinary Homoeopathy : — " On Irritation of the
Bowels, with numerous cases and remarks ;" " Hys-
teria in the Mare, with illustrative cases." " Stray Leaves
from my Case Book." — Homoeopathic Times.

M*TAGGERT, Mb.^ Carlton Place, Halifax; M.R.C.V.S.,
London, I6th June, 1832.

86 THE HOMCEOPATHIC

MOORE, JAMES, Manchester Veterinary Institution,
Downing Street, Ardwick, Manchester ; Member Edin-
burgh Veterinary College, April, 1837. ConIjbibuted to
the Veterinarian: — "On Erysipelas and Scarlatina,'*
1845 ; " Rabies in the Horse," 1850.

RUSH, JOHN, Eye, Suflfolk. Adthob of « Handbook of
Veterinary HomcBopathy," 1853.

MEDICAL DIBBOTOBY 87

HOMOEOPATHY IN AMERICA.

1866.

The editor has been unable to procure a complete list of the
HomcBopathic Practitioners in the United States; Dr. Jackson, of •
Boxburgh, Massachnsets, is preparing an American Homceopathic
Medical Directory. In the absence of more detailed information, it
may be interesting to state that in the United States there are upwards ^
of ibree thousand duly qualified Homoeopathic medical men engaged in 'Z^ c/^
practice. There are two legally established Homoeopathic Medical '^
Colleges, annually sending forth a band of well educated graduates ;
a third College for the State of New York is about to be opened.
There are three Public Hospitals, and a veiy large number of Dispen-
saries ; thirty Homoeopathic Associations and Societies^ and seven
quarterly and monthly Homoeopathic Journals.

AMERICAN HOMCEOPATHIC COLLEGES.

HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Located in Filbert Street, above Eleventh, Philadelphia.

This School was chartered by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
about five years ago, and with the same rights and privileges guaran-
teed to it as to the Medical department of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. The Faculty was formed in the fall of 1848, and the first
course of instruction was given during the latter part of that year and
the beginning of the next. The School has prospered beyond all
precedent since its establishment ; its first class numbering sixteen
Students, and its last ninety-three. The College edifice is large and
commodious, and has an extensive Museum of apparatus, designed to
assist the Student in his studies, and the several Professors in deline-
ating their respective courses of instruction.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

Walter Williamson, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica and
Thenqieutics.

8H

THE HOMCEOPATUIG

Fbedbbick Hvhphbbys, M.D., Prafeesor of Hoinoeopatbic Insti-
tutes, Pathology, and the Practice of Medicine.

I. M. Wabd, M.D., ProfeKSor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of
Women and Children.

Alvan £. Small, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Medical
Jnrispmdence

Matthew Sxkple, M J)., Professor of Chemistry and Tozioology.

Jacob Beaklet, M.D., Professor of Surgery.

WiLUAM A. Gabdineb, M.D., Professor of Anatomy, General and
Special.

M. L. Casbelbebbt, Demonstrator of Anatomy.

The session commences on the second Monday of October, and
continues till the first of March ensuing.

DOLLABS.

Amount of Fees for a ftill Course of Lectures. . 100 00
Students who have attended two fUl courses in

other Colleges 60 00

Graduates of other Medical Colleges 80 00

Matriculation Fee, paid only once 5 00

Practical Anatomy 10 00

Graduation Fee 80 00

The number of Graduates io

[ 1849 were . .

■

«

• • • •

1850 .. ..

, 20

1861 .. ..

29

• • • •

1852 .. ..

31

• • • •

1858 .. .,

65

• • • •

1854 .. .

89

WESTERN COLLEGE OF HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICINE,

CLEVELAKD, OHIO.

The Fourth Annual Course of Lectures in the Western College of
Homoeopathic Medicine commenced on Monday, November 6ih, and
will continue sixteen weeks.

The faculty of instruction are as follows : —

Stobm Bosa, M.D., Professor of Midwifery and Diseases of

Women and Children.
Chas. D. Williams, M.D., Professor of Institutes and Practice

of Homoeopathy.
B. L. Hill, M.D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery.

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 89

Lewis Dooob, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica and Medical

Jixrispradenoe.
HamhiTok L. Smith, A.M^ M.D., Professor of Chex&istry and

Toxicology.
EiywiH G. WiTHBBEiiL, Profossor of Anatomy.
HoBATio P. Gatchbll, M.D., Prof, of Physiology and Hygeine.
Jbsu Bbahtbbd, A.M., Professor of Physical Sdeooe.
Wm. Owbns, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.

DOIiLABS.

Fee for the entire Coarse of Lectures 55 00

Students of two full Courses in other Colleges. 20 00

Matriculation fee 5 00

Demonstrator^^ Ticket (imperative to all Candi-
dates for graduation) 5 00

Graduation fee 20 00

Graduates of respectahle Medical Schools are admitted to the
Course on payment of matriculation fee only.

A Medusal and Surgical Clinic is connected with the College, and
fadlities vnh be afforded for the study of Microscopic Anatomy.

For fiffther information, address C. D. Williahs, M.D., Dean of
the Faculty ; or Professor H. L. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio.

90

THE HOM<EOPATHIG

CONTINENTAL
HOMCEOPATHIC DIRECTORY.

1866.

The following list includes only a few names of HomoeopaUiic
Practitioners, in the places most generally resorted to by British
inTalids and travellers.

FRANCE.

In France, the number of Homceopathic Practitioners is from 400
to 500. The addresses of most of the Homoeopathic medical men of
Paris may be obtained of M. Weber, the Chemist

Paris . . .

Dr. Andry

Paris .... Dr. Habers

Amaud

Hermel

.. Bertand

Horean, sen.

.. Blot

Hnreaa, jnn.

.. Bordet

Jaequemyns

.. Boognie

Jahi

. . Brasier

Joli

.. Brand

Jnnnin

. . Ghannaden

Leblaye

. • Chaucerel

^

Lebouoher

• . Ghantet

Lethiers

. . Ghannacien

Love

. . Groserio

Magnan

.. Davet

Milcen

. . Defert

Molin

.. Denans

Paten

. . Deslaoriers

Penoyi

.. Donmero

Perry

.. Escalier

Petroz

. . Gabalda

Pioasel

.. Godier

Pillassy

.. Gneyrard

Pitet

MBDICAL DIBECTOBT.

91

Paris «... Dr. Poirson
.. Both
.. Simon, (Leoo,)

sen.
.. Simon, (Leon,)

jun.
. . Simon, Lewis
, . Tessier
.. Teste
.. Timbart
. , Uzac
Weber, M.

Marseilles Dr. Charge
.. Sollier
. . Bampal
.. Tiprel
. . Trichon

Bordeaux . Count Bonnevale,

M.D.
Dr. Bparges
. . Marchant

Lyons.... Le Comte des Goidi,

M.D.

Dr. Noaok

. . Bapon, sen.

. . Bapon, jun.

.. Salvert de Fa-

yolles

Terrant

Bnissels .. Dr. Carlier

. . Dillenboug
• . DngnioUe
. . Yanmeerbeok

Geneya . . Dr. Panthin

ITALY.

Naples . . Dr. Manro
. . Bnbini

Tmin*... Dr. Baya
. « Brnno
.. Bertolini
,« Demicheles
«^ Granette
«• Poeti
.. Porta

Genoa .. Dr.Gambiazo
. . Gatti

Genoa . . M. Marenio, Snrgn.
Dr. Pollen
. . Soleri

Horenoe.. Dr. Convers
Morillo

Borne «... Dr. Centamore

. . Ladelci, Profes.

of Botany
.• Linzsd

Nice .... Dr. Tomeri

AUSTRIA.

Vienna .. Dr. Ameth

.« Bohm

• • Bznan

.. Caspar, Assist.
Phy. Gnmpen-
dorf Hospital

. . Fleischmann,
Pbys. ditto

.. Frochlicb

Vienna . . Dr. Gerstel

. Gliicker

. Gn&diger

. Gorstel

. Hampe

. Hirsoh

. Landsmann

. Lederer

. Liohtenfels

n

THE HOMOBOPATHIC

Vienna . . Dr. Lowe

• . Msunenzeller

. . Mens

. . Mdller

.. PleyelVonPley.

burg
. . Polatsek
.. Puffer
. . Richter
. . Bothans
. . Schaffer
.. Streinz
. . Schmid
• . SchUtz
. . Schitly
. . Scfalesinger
. . Sohwars

Vienna . . Dr. Tedeseo

.. Waehtel

.. Weber

. . Weinke

.. Watzke

• • Wnrda

.. Wnimb, Physi-
cian, Gumpen-
dorf Hospital

.. Zlatarowich, Im-
perial Goan-
sellor

. . Zowe

Linz Dr. Bergmann

. . Hnber
. . Pleninger
. . Reoss

SPAIN.

• •

••

Madrid . . Dr. Jos. Lebast Coll
ErTejeroyCano
Edwfurdo Garcia
Gonzales
Joaqnin de He-

sean, Profess.

University of

Madrid.
Joaqnin Laiio
J.SnazezMonge
Juab Snarez
Joseph Nunez

Phys. to the

Queen
Bartholome Ob-

rador. Prof.

University of

Madrid
AlonzoB.Pardo
B.Femandezdel

Bio
Manuel Bolan
Luis Setjet
Franciso Tejero
Vitoriano de

Torrecilla
Giricho Tejedor

Bad%jos . . Dr. Florenzio Gomez,

Phys. in chief
to the Army of
Estremadora
.. BaphaelGaseres
• • P. Bino y Hun-
tado

Seville.... Dr. Don A. Lopez

delBano, ex-
Member of the
Gortez
• . Joseph Kosten*

chi
. . Lorenzo Veles

Grenada. . Dr. Felipe Bassas
.. F. Galdaa
.. Felipe Gil
. . Antonio B^fas

Barcelona Dr. Frandsoo de

Paulo Folob,
Prof, of Path-
ology, Univer-
sity of Barce-
lona

f

MSDICAT. DIRfiCTOBT. 93

Bareelona

.. Dr. Felix Janer,
DeanofFacnl-
ty and Prof,
of ChemiHtryy
Barcelona
. . Plana

Barcelona. Dr. Porta

.. Bode

.. Satdchi, Prof,
of Anatomy,
Barcelona

. . Saulteii

BOHEMIA.

Pragae ••

■

Dr. Altschol
.. B&r
.. Hirsch
.. Hoftichter
.. Lewi

Pragae . . Dr. H. Loyy
. . Sehaller

Teplitz... Dr. Fiedler
.. Gersnne
• . Kromada

HUNGARY.

Pest

.Dr. Attomyr
• . Von Balogh
.. Forgo
.. Haonsmann

Pest .... Dr. lyanovitch

Mayer
.. Mailer
. . Bosenberg

PRUSSIA.

Berlin...,

>Dr. Aegidi, Coart
Phys
. . Bamberg
.. Berg
.. Bicking
.. C&spari
.. Eallenbach
. . Melicher
• • Montagk
.. Mailer

Berlin . . Dr. Bessig

.« Vehsemeyer

Konigsberg Dr. Marter
. . Schmidt
.. Tietzer

Magdeborg Dr. Baamgarten
. . Rath, senr.
• • Bammel
.. Sparmann

SAXONY.

Dresden..

i

Dr. Elb
.. Gerson
. . Geyer
.. Helbig
. . Hirsehel
. . Kiichenmeister
. . Lehmann
. . Piper
. . Schwarze
.. Trinks
.. Wiggler
.. Wiltser

Dresden.. Dr. Wolf

Leipzig .. Dr. Apelt

.. Drescher
. . Hartmann
. . Haabold
. . Kirsten
. . Kreossler
. . V. Meyer
.. Glothar Mailer
.. Seidel
.. Schubert

■

94

THE HOlfCEOPAfHIO

HANOVER.

Liineberg . Dr. Fischer
• . Huch
. . Schabert
. . Winter

Hanover. . Dr. Elwert
. . Weber

Bremerlihe Dr. Betzendorf

Weissberg-
holzen . Dr. Frische

Worms .. Dr. Heichelheim

lich .... Dr. Kasemann

Brunswick Dr. Fielitz

. . Goldmann
. . Hartlaub
. . Kiesselbach

Hildesheim Dr. Frank
.. Nicol
. . Stemheim

Stacle ... .Dr. Hilmer

Salzdet-
forth .. Dr. Laadatin

Dassel .. Dr. Mets

Pronne-
beck . . Dr. Theobald

HESSE.

Brunswick Dr. Mnhleinbein
. . * Eosenthftl
.. Schumann Yet.
Surgeon

Schoningen Dr. Hermann
.. Traub

BADEN.

Eningen.. Dr. J. W. Arnold
.. Diehl
.. Diez

Eningen. . Dr. Nuhn
. . Segin

NASSAU.

Wisbaden.Dr. Hirsch
Biebrich.. Dr. Eirsch
Hocheim. Dr. Weber

MontabaurDr. Eunze
Holzapfel Dr. Gunzenheimer

SONDERSHAUSEN.

Amstadt. . Dr. Blodau
. . Hi]^nius

Weimar.. Dr. Goullon
. . Kampfer

Ilmenau.. Dr. Sitzter

Amstadt. . Dr. Schubart
. . Wilhelmi

WEIMAR.

Jena .... Dr. Martin
Eisenach , Dr. Wislicenns

Frankfort-
on • the-
Main . . Dr. Frei

MEDICAL DIRECTOBY. 96

FEEE TOWNS.

Hamburg Dr. Emger
• • Soimers

• • Hoffinann
.. Neef

Munich .. Dr. Buchner
.. Mahir
.. Both

Bremen.. Dr. Krummacher
. • Meierhoff
. . Kiesselbach

BAVAKIA.

Munich .. Dr. Widnmann
Erlangen . Dr. Fleischmann

HOMCEOPATHIC
PROFESSORS AT UNIVERSITIES.

The following are the names of Professors at'Universities, so far as
they are known at present, who haye adopted Homcsopathy : —

1 Dr. J. W. Arnold, late Professor of Pathology in the University

of Zurich. ^•*— *

2 Dr. F. Arnold, Professor of the Thepiy and Practice of Medicine

in the University of Zurich. , -, ; . ^ »* '4 V-t ^-»» ^

r 8 Dr. H. Arnith, Professor of Midwifery in the General Hospital,
Vienna. . . - ,

4 Dr. Bigel, Professor of Midwifery in the University of St. Peters-

5 Dr. Botto, Professor of Surgery in the University of Genoa. J-

6 John Biainerd, A.M., Professor of Physical Science, Western

College of Homoeopathic Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio.

^ ' 7 Dr. T. Buohner, Professor of Homoeopathy in the University of
Munich. . .

96 THE HOMiEOPATHIC

8 Lewis Dodge, M.D., Professor of Materia Mediea and Medieftl

Jnrispradence, Western College of Homoeopathy, GlevelftDd,

Ohio.

/ ' »

9 Dr. Foloh, Professor of Pathology, University of Barcelona. -^ n \ tv

10 Dr. Freedly, Professor of Botany and Medical Jarisprudence,

Homoeopathic Medical College, Pennsylvania.

11 Dr. Gardiner, Professor of Anatomy, Homoeopathic Medical

CoUege of Pennsylvania.

12 Horatio P. Gatchell, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Hygiene,

Western College of Homoeopathy, Cleveland, Ohio.

Id Dr. Henderson, Professor of Medicine and General Pathology,
and lately one of the Professors of Clinical Medicine in the
University of Edinburgh. <'.*? ^ A i/y^Cf

14 Frederick Humphreys, M.D., Professor of Homoeopathic Institutes

and the Practice of Medicine, Homoeopathic Medical College,
Pennsylvania.

15 Dr. Chevalier de Horatiis, Professor of the Theory and Practice of

Medicine in the University of Naples, §nd president of the
Boyal Academy of Medicine. ^^Ce^

16 B. L. Hill, M.D., Professor of Principles and Prai^ce of Surgery,

Western College of Homoeopathy, Cleveland, Ohio.

17 Dr. Janer, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Clinical Medicine,

University of Barcelona. ' -k hx^-^

18 Dr. Eirschleger, Professor of Botany in the University of Strashurg. ;;' y,

19 Dr. Lambrecht, Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine

in (he University of Padua. f^tk^u

20 Professor Leupoldt, of the University of ifirhmgen. ^ \^^^^^^-^

^,f 21 Dr. Maly, Professor of Dietetics in the University of Grata. ^^^ ^ k\^ v'

22 Dr. McDonald, Professor of Civil ^and Natural Histoiy in the
University of St Andrews. -^ / - ' y. A' f'« ' » ^'

^ 23 Dr. Edward Martin, Professor of the Theory and Practice of
Medicine in the University of Jena.

24 Dr. Williamson, Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics,

Homoeopathic Medical College, Pennsylvania.

25 Dr. Neidhard, Professor of Clinical Medicine, Homoeopathic

Medical College, Pennsylvania.

26 Dr. Owens. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Homoeopathic Medical

College, Cleveland, Ohio.

27 M. L. Casselberry, Demonstrator of Anatomy, Homoeopathic

Medical College, Pennsylvania.

<^

MEDICAL DIRECTOBT.

97

.^8 . ]>r. Quadri, Pnsfeflsor of Ophthahnic Surgery, Naples. ^^ . * '

99 Professor Qnadranti, Uniyersity of Naples.

80 Di. Beubel, Professor in the University of Munich.

31 Professor Bibes, of Montpellier.

32 Br. Eosa, Professor of Midwifeiy, Western College of Homoeo-

pathy, Cleveland, Ohio.

33 Matthew Semple, M.D., Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,

Homoeopathio Medical College, Pennsylvania.

34 Jacob Beakley, M.D., Professor of Surgery, Homodopathio Medi-

cal College, Pennsylvania.

35 Alvan E. Small, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Pathology,

HomoBopathic Medical College, Pennsylvania.

36 Dr. Smith, Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Western

College of Homoeopathy, Cleveland, Ohio.

37 Professor Taglianani, of Ascoli.

38 Verde Dr. Castro, Professor and Dean of Faculty, of the Univer-

sity of Havana. . -<•.:*>.

39 Dr. J. A. Weber, Professor of the Theo]*y and Practice of Medi-

cine in the University of Freybnrg. ' ^ \ x .% ,

40 Chas. D. Williams, M.D., Professor of Institntes and Practice of

Homoeopathy, Western College of Homosopathy, Cleveland,
Ohio.

41 Walter Williamson, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica and Thera-

peutics, Homoeopathic Medical College, Pennsylvania.

42 Dr. Zlatarovich, late Professor of Materia Medica in the Joseph's

Academy, Vienna.

HOMOEOPATHIC COURT PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Aegidi, Physician to H. B. H. Princess Wilhelm of Prussia.

Dr. Altmuller, Surgeon to H. S. H. the Grand Duke of Hesse.

Dr. Baokhausen, Physician to H. B. H. the Princess Frederick of

Prussia.
Dr. Cramer, Physician to H. B. H. the Grand Duke of Baden.
Dr. Goullon, Physician to H. B. H. the Grand Duke of Weimar.

M

98 THE UOM<EOPATHIC

Dr. Hartoug, Medicin en Chef oi the Austiian Army in Italy, was
Physician to H. I. M. the Empress Marie Louisa.

Dr. Kunstmann, Physician to Prince Yon Benss, at Ebersdorf.

Dr. Kurtz, Physician to H. S. H. the Dnchess of Anhalt Dessau,
Princess of Prussia.

Dr. Lehman, Physician to H. S. H. the Duke of Anhalt Koethen.

Dr. Marenzeller, (Physician G-eneral to the Austrian Armies,) Physi-
cian to H. L H. Archduke John of Austria.

Dr. Quin, Physician Extraordinary to the King of llie Belgians, Physi-
cian in Ordinary to H. B. H. the Duchess of Cambridge.

Dr. Necker, Physician Eztraordinaiy to H. M. the King of Russia.

Dr. Nunez, Physician to Her Most Catholic Migesty the Queen of
Spain, Chevalier of the Order of Charles III. and of the Legion
of Honour.

Dr. Schmidt, Physician to H. S. H. the Duke of Lucca.

Dr. Stapf, Physioian to H. S. H. the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen.

Dr. Yorbord, Surgeon to H. S. H. the Duke of Saxe-Coburg.

Dr. Weber, Physician to His Mi^esty the King of Hanover.

CONTINENTAL
HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITALS.

GUMPENDORF HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, YIENNA.

Physicians — ^Dr. Flieschmann, Dr. Wrumb.
Assistant Physician — Dr. Caspar.

This Institution was formerly called the ** Hospital of the Sisters
of Charity," and is well known, both in Britain and on the Comanent,
as an object of interest, as weU as of abuse. The Hospital was opened
in 1832, for the reception of Cholera patients ; from which period till
January, 1835, a half Homoeopathic half Allopathic system of treat-
ment was pursued. In 1835, Dr. Flieschman was appointed Hospital
Physician ; and having resolved fairly to try the strength of Homceo-
pa&y, he got rid of aU Allopathic drags, and treated every cftia of
disease that presented itself solely Homoeopathioally. The success of
Dr. EUeschmanu's experiments are well known.

The Hospital of the Sisters of Charity at Yienna has been largely
frequented by Medical men ftom a]l pmrts of Europe, who are anxious
to see Homoeopathic practice ; and certainly, Homoaopathy is much

I .

MEBICAL DIBECTORT. . " 99

indebted for its present position in the world to the ability and zeaj of
the physicians, and to the care and kindness of the nurses of this
Hospital. Thiongh the interest of Br. flieschman, and on account of
the success attending the Homoeopathic treatment of disease in this
Hospital, thep^mperor of Austria was induced to rescind the statute
wh.ch forbade the practice of Homoeopathy in the Austrian dominions,
and also to establish an Institution in Vienna for the teaching of
Homoeopathy, under the protection of the GoTemment, and with Dr.
Wrumb at its head as Principal.

HOMCEOPATHIO HOSPITAL, LEOPOLD FAU30UEG,

VIENNA.

This Hospital contains twenty-four beds, is attended by an effldent
staff of Physicians, and sick nurses by the Sisters of Charity.

HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, LINZ, UPPER AUSTRIA.

Physician — Dr. Reiss.

House Surgeon — Dr. Pleninger.

As the Goyemment of Austria requires a correct monthly return
of the nnmber of patients admitted to any Hospital within its juns-
diction, together with the nature of the disease laboured under, and
the results of treatment, the utmost reliance may be placed on the
published medical statistics of that country ; and, iJberefore, the charge
''manufacturing'' which is frequently brought against Homoeopathic
statistics is altogether groundless, so far as Austria is concerned.
The Hospital at Linz was opened for the reception of diseased per-
sons on Uie Ist of June, 1843. It contains thirty beds ; the patients
are nursed by the Sisters of Charity, to which order the building be-
longs; and in point of cleanliness and comfort, it is in no way inferior
to me most fayoured hospital in Britain.

KREMSIER HOMCEOPATHIO HOSPITAL.
Physician — Dr. Schweitzer.
This Hospital was opened on the 12th October, 1845.

HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, NECHANITZ.

Physician — ^Dr. Eeltl.

This Hospital was founded in 1846, by the Countess Theresa Von
Harrach. The mortality in this Hospital during the years 1846-7-8
was 2-48 per cent., and the cost of each patient in the Institution was,
on an average, 6 florins, 15 krewners, (Ids.)

100 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

H0M(E0FATH1C HOSPITAL, GYONGYOS.

Physician — Dr. Homer.

The following are the results of oases treated in this Hospital
from Ist Jaly, 1846, to 30th Jane, 1847:—

Admitted. Oared. Relieved. Uncnred. Died. Remaining.
155 132 8 2 13 6

HOMCEOPATHIO HOSPITAL, TURIN.

This Hospital was founded by the effbrts of the Canon of the
Cathedral, Ahb^ Cottolsengo, where all the patients are treated Homoeo-
pathically under the immediate superintendence of Dr. Demichelis.

L'HOSPICE DE LA PROVIDENCE, NICE.

This in an Institation of great interest, being solely devoted to
the restoration and protection of neglected and diseased Oiphan
Children. From 1815 to 1835, the Hospital was under Allopathic
treatment, from 1835 it has been under HomcBopathic ; the mortality
under the former system was very great ; under the latter the health
of the children has been better maintained, and the number of deaths
greatly reduced.

HOM(EOPATHY IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL,

AT MADRID.

For a number of years HomoBopathy has been practised in this
Hospital with so much success, that the Queen has, by royal mandate,
sanctioned the establishment of the Chairs for the teaching of Homodo-
pathy : one for Clinical, the other for Theoretical Lectures. Drs. Rio
and Nunez, Professors.

HOMCEOPATHIO HOSPITAL, MOSCOW.

Physidan— Dr. Sohweikert

This Hospital was oi>ened for the Homoeopathic treatment of
disease, in presence of the Governor-General, Prince Setscherbatoff,
and other persons of rank, on the 16th of December, 1845. It is sup-
ported by voluntary contributions. No report of the success of the
undertaking has yet reached us.

11

MEDICAL DIREGTORT 101

MISEOLTZ HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.

Physician — Dr. Stem.

The local authorities of Miskoltz, aware of the benefits of Ho-
mcBopathy, granted Dr. Stem permission (in 1846^ to open an Hos-
pital, and voted a yearly donation to assist in supporting it, but the
Boyal Government shortly after over-ruled the resolution of the local
power, and caused the Hospital to be closed ; not, however, before
certain good results were obtained — out of one hundred and twenty-
one patients treated, ninety-six were cured, twenty-two much improved,
and three were dismissed uncured, and no deaths.

HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, ST. PETERSBURG.

Physician — Dr. Stender.

The Minister of the Interior (in 1848) placed one-half of a female
Hospital under the care of Dr. Stender, HomcBopathic Physician, in
order that, side by side with Allopathy, the merits of HomcBopathy
might be made to appear. The experiment continues to demonstrate
the utility of the last named system.

HOMCEOPATHIC CLINTQUE, LEIPZIG.

Was established by the Central Society of Homoeopathists in the
year 1842. Is supported by a yearly contribution from the State.
About 2000 patients are annually relieved. The Physicians are Drs.
Mdller, Nayer, and Eleinert.

HOMOEOPATHIC WARDS IN THE HOSPITAL,

BEAUJON.

Dr. Tessier has this year transferred his operations to the Hos-
pital of Beatgon, where he has upwards of one hundred beds. No
results of the treatment has yet been published.

CALCUTTA NATIVE HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.

Physician — Dr. Tonnerre.

This Hospital was opened on the 17th March, 1852 ; it contains
ten beds. The total number of in-door cases treated since the opening

102 THE HOM(EOPATHIC

has been alghty-five ; seventy-two of which have been dismissed cured,
and seven remain under treatment A Dispensaiy is connected with
the Hospital, where advice and medicine have been afforded during
the same period to 1291 patients ; of which 096 have been dismissed
cured, and 214 cases have been lost sight of.

CONTINENTAL
SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS.

On the Continent, as in Great Britain and America, there exists
many Associations for the defence and protection of Homceopathy, and
for general professional improvement and intercourse. Among the
most useful of Foreign Societies, may be named the following:-*-
"The Galucan Homgbopathic Socibtt," which holds an annual
Congress in some of the French cities ; '' The Central Sogiett of
German Houcbopathists ," which was founded by Hahnemano* in
1829; "The Austrian Proving Society;" "The Hungarian Ho
. HCEOPATHic Society ;'* " The Hohosopathic Society of Vienna ;"
and " The Homceopathic Society of Western Germany."

MEDICAL DIBEGTOBY. 103

BIBLIOGRAPHIA

HOMCEOPATHICA ANGLICA.

1868-64.

1 BritiBh and Foreign HomoBOpaihic Medical Directory and Becord,

edited by George Atkin, M.D. — Manchester, H. Tomer.

2 Homoeopathy Fairly Bepresented, in reply to Dr. Simpson's

Homoeopathy Misrepresented, by William Henderson, M.D.,
Professor of General Pathology in the University of Edinburgh,
2 editions. — Edinburgh, Thos. Constable & Co.

3 Introductory Lecture delivered at the London Homoeopathic

Hospital, on the 26th Januaiy, 1853, by J. Butherfurd Bussell,
M.D. — Manchester, H. Turner.

4 The Handbook to Yeterinaiy Homoeopathy, by John Bush, Vete-

rinary Surgeon. — Norwich, H. Pearce.

5 The Small Dose of Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

first and second edition. — Manchester, H. Turner.

6 The Difficulties of Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

first and second edition. — Manchester, H. Turner.

7 The Advantage of Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

first and second edition. — Manchester, H. Turner.

8 The Principles of Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

first and second edition. — Manchester, H. Turner.

9 The Controversy on Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

first and second edition. — Manchester, H. Turner.

10 The Bemedies of Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

first and second edition. — Manchester, H. Turner.

11 The Provings of Homoeopathy, by Wm. Sharp, M.D., F.B.S.,

Manchester, H. Turner.

12 A Dialogue on the Theory and Practice of Medicine, between an

Allopath and a Homoeopath, by Hugh Hastings, M.D. — London,
Aylott & Co.

104 THE HOMCEOPATHIC

13 Homoeopathic Propagandism in Sicily and the Brazils. — New*

castle, J. Mawson.

14 Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Homceopathy, by B. E.

Dudgeon, M.D. — Manchester, H. Turner.

15 My Conversion to Homoeopathy, by W. H. Denham, Soc. Coll.

Beg. Chir., &q. — Manchester, H. Turner.

16 Homoeopathic Chart, by J. B. Watters, M.D. — Maidstone, Cooke

&Co.

17 Hone Homoeopathicse, by an Amateur. — London, Aylott & Co.

18 War, Cholera, and the Ministry of Health; an Appeal to Sir

Benjamin Hall and the British People, by J. J. G. Wilkinson,
M.D. — London, B. Theobald.

19 Cholera; Its Treatment on Homoeopathic Principles, by W. Y.

Drury, M D. — London, Aylott & Co.

20 Constipation, its Theory and Cure ; embracing the Physiology of

Digestion, by John Kpps, M.D. — London, Piper.

21 and 22 Nos. 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, and 50, of British Journal

of Homoeopathy, edited by Drs. Dry sd ale, Bussell, and Dud-
geon ; published Quarterly. — London, Aylott & Co.

23 Monthly Journal of Homoeopathy, Nos. 19 to 24; being the con-

clusion of Vol. 7.

24 and 25 Homoeopathic Times, vols. 4th and 5th.

26 The Homoeopathist, Nos. I to 24.

27 The Homoeopathic Becord, vol. 2.

28 The Provincial Homoeopathic Gazette, vol. 1.

BIBLIOGRAPHIA
HOMCEOPATHICA AMERICANA.

1 The Scientific Basis of Homoeopathy, by W. H. Holcombe, M.D.

— Cincinnati.

2 Woman's Medical Guide; containing Essays on the Physical,

Moral, and Educational Development of Females, and the
Homoeopathic Treatment of their Diseases in all periods of
life, by J. H. Pulte, M.D.— Cincinnati, 1863.

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 105

3 HomcBopattiio Manual of Obstetrics ; or a Treatise on the Aid

the Art of Midwifery may deriye from HomoBopathy, by Doctor
G. Groserio, translated from the French by M. Gote, M.D. —
Cincinnati, 1853.

4 A Treatise on Typhoid Fever, and its HomoBopathic Treatment,

by Anf^istus Bapou, M.D., translated by M. Got^, M.D. — Gin-
oinnati, 1853.

5 Homoeopathic Domestic Physician, by J. H. Pulte, M.D., fifth

edition. — Gincinnati, 1854.

6 A Homoeopathic Treatise on the Diseases of Ghildren, by Alph.

Teste, M.D., translated by Emma H. Gote. — Cincinnati, 1854.

7 The Sides of the Body and Drug Affinities, HomocspaUuo Exer-

cises, by Dr. G. Boenninghaosen, translated by G. P. Hempel,
M.D.— New York, 1854.

8 Homoeopathic Treatment of Intermittent Fevers, by J. S. Dou-

glas, M.D.— New York, 1853.

9 Dysentery, and its Homoeopathic Treatment, by F. Humphreys,

M.D.— New York, 1853.

10 Homoeopathic Domestic Practice, by Egbert Guernsey, M.D. —

New York, 1853.

11 Complete Bepertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica; being

the third volume of Jahr's New Manual, or Symptomen Godex,
1224 pages.— New York, 1853.

12 Organon of Specific Homoeopathy, or an Inductive Exposition of

the Principles of the Homoeopathic Healing Art, by G. J.
Hempel, M.D.— New York, 1854.

13 On the Homoeopathic Treatment of Gholera, by Dr. G. F. Hoffen-

dahL— New York, 1854.

14 Homoeopathic Treatment of Diseases of the Sexual System, by

Fred Humphreys, M.D. — New York, 1854.

15 New Manual of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, arranged

with reference to well authenticated observations at the sick
bed, and accompanied by an alphabetical Repertory to facilitate
and secure the selection of a suitable remedy in any given case,
4th edition, enlarged by the author, translated by G. J. Hempel,
M.D.— New York, 1853.

16 Ereussler's Pocket Therapeutics of Acute and Ghronic Diseases.

—New York, J 854.

17 Materia Medica of American Provings. By G. Hering, M.D.,

L Jeanes, M.D.; G. B. Matthews, M.D.; W. Williamson, M.D.;
G. Neidhard, M.D.; S. B. Dubs, M.D.; G. Bute, M.D. Gon-
taining the Provings of Acidum Benzoicum ; Acidum Fluori-
cum ; Acidum Oxalicum ; Elaterium ; Eupatorium Perfolia-

106 TH£ HOM(EOPATHI0

torn ; Kalmia Latifolia ; Lobelia Inflata ; Lobelia Gardinalis ;
Podophyllum Peltatam ; Sanguinaria Canadensis ; and Trios-
teum Perfoliatum ; CoUeoted and arranged by the American
Listitate of Homoeopathy, with a Repertory, by W. P. fisrey,
M D.— New York, 1858.

18 Dr. B. Mare's Materia Medica, or ProTings of the principle Ani-

mal and Vegetable Poisons of the Brazilian Empire, and their
application in the treatment of disease, translated from the
IBVench, and arranged according to HiJinemann^s method, by
0. J. Hempel, M.D.— New York, 1854.

19 Diseases of Females, Disorders of Menstmation, by J. C. Peters,

M.D.— New York, 1803.

20 The Little Pills Vindicated, or Orthodox Delusions against Ho-

moeopathy, by Dr. Hamilton Ring. — New York, 1853.

21 A Treatise on Headaches, by Th. J. Bueckert, with Litroduction,

Appendix, Synopses, Notes, Directions for Doses, and Eighty
Additional Gases, by J. C. Peters, M.D. — New York, 1853.

22 On Apoplexy and Palsy; successful Homeeopathic Cures col-

lected &om the best Homoeopathic Periodicals, by Dr. Th. J.
Bueckert, translated and edited by J. C. PeterSy M.D^— New
York, 1863.

23 The Homoeopathic Materia Medica, arranged Systematically and

Practically, by A. Teste, M.D.— New York, 1804.

24 A Treatise on Diseases of the Eyes, based on Th. Bueckert's

Clinical Experience in Homoeopatiiy, by J. C. Peters, M.D. —
New York, 1854.

25 A Treatise on Diseases of Married Females, Disorders of Preg

nancy. Parturition, and Lactation, by J. C. Peters, M.D. — ^New
York, 1854.

26 The North American Homoeopathic Journal, toI. 3. — New York,

1853.

27 The Philadelphia Journal of Homoeopathy, vol. 2.— ^Philadelphia,

1853-54.

MEDICAL DIBECTORY.

107

BRITISH OBITUARY.

DR. CURIE.

Paul Francis Curie was bom in Grand Oharmont,
France, in 1799; studied luider the Professors of the
Faculty of Medicine, at Paris ; served as Supernumerary
and Assistant Surgeon in the Army; and graduated as
M.D. at Paris, in 1824. In 1832 he became a convert to Ho-
moBopathy; in 1838, he settled in Paris; and, in conjunc-
tion with Dr. Simon, performed a series of Homoeopathic
Experiments in one of the large hospitals of that capital.
In 1885, Dr. Curie was induced, at the earnest solicitation
of an eminent merchant, to exchange Paris for London,
in 1887, the first British Homoeopathic Dispensary was
opened, at Finsbury Circus; at this dispensary Dr. Curie
was daily to be foimd, and from him several of the mem-
bers of the British Homoeopathic medical profession, re-
ceived the rudiments of their Homoeopathic knowledge.
In 1 845, the English Homceopathic Association was formed,
Dr. Curie being one of its principal medical supporters; in
the same year Dr. Curie graduated at Eing*s College, Aber-
deen; in the same year the well known inquest on the
death of Mr. Cordwell occurred, the circumstances of
which were published in a pamphlet by Dr. Curie, where
he so warmly defended his peculiar dietetic notions, as al-
most to identify them with Homoeopathy; the views set
forth in this pamphlet were emphatically dissented from
by a large number of the most influential Homoeopaths.
In 1 850, the late Hahnemann Hospital was opened, and
Dr. Curie was elected one of the Physicians, and Clinical
Lecturer. It was from one of his patients in this hospital,

108 THE HOM(£OPATHIC

that he caught the disease of which he died, on the 5th
October, 1853, aged 54.

Years must pass, and another generation of Practitioners
rise, before an impartial history of the influence of Dr.
Curie's career on the progress of Homoeopathy can be
written. Dr. Curie laboured long, hard, and well, in the
cause of Homoeopathy ; and amongst the list of its early
promulgators in England, the name of Curie will not be
forgotten.

DR. SPILLAN

Was a Fellow of the College of Physicians, Dublin, and
was better known as an author and editor, than as a suc-
cessful practitioner. He was author of "Libamenta
Praxeos Medicse;" of a "Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia,''
and of a Manual of Therapeutics ; he was also translator
of "Andral's Clinical Medicine," and many other useful
and important works. Dr. Spillan died at London, on
the 2nd July, 1854.

H. S. SEARLE, Esq.,

Became a Member of the College of Surgeons, London,
in 1818, and Honorary Fellow of the same College, in
1844. Mr. Searle was Surgeon to the London Homoeo-
pathic Hospital, and was author of a number of Essays
on the "Absorbents" — "Affections of the Stomach and
Brain" — "Atmospheric Pressure," &c., &c.

AMERICAN OBITUARY.

DR. J. G. LOOMIS,

Professor of Obstetrics, and the Diseases of Women
and Children, in the Homoeopathic Medical College of
Pennsylvania; died of Phthisis, in the city of Syracuse, on

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MEDICAL DIRECTORY. 109

the 96th October, 1858. Though only aged 42 at the
period of his death, Dr. Loomis enjoyed an extensive re-
putation as a practitioner, and was highly esteemed as a
teacher.

DR. E. COOLEY

Died in the City of Philadelphia, 24th March, 1853,
aged 82.

CONTINENTAL OBITUARY.

DR. WAHLE

Practiced originally at Leipzig, but was driven thence
by certain paltry acts of persecution, on the part of his
Allopathic colleagues of that town ; in 1843, Dr. Wahle
settled in Rome, and after experiencing great difficulties
from the Pontifical authorities in obtaining permission to
practice, he ultimately obtained a large practice; he was
an excellent practitioner, a man of genial humour, and
much liked by his patients. Dr. Wahle enriched the
Materia Medica, by excellent provings of Kreosote, Pru-
nus Spinosa, and Cimex lectularius. He died at Rome, on
the 9th of April, 1853, aged 55.

DR. PESCHIER,

Was bom at Geneva, in 1782; graduated at Paris, in 1809.
In 1822, he published an Essay on the Treatment of
Pneumonia and Pleurisy, by large doses of Tartar Emetic
which gained him considerable reputation. In 1832, his
attention was directed to Homoeopathy, and he began its
study with diligence, visiting Hahnemann the same year.
In 1833, he commenced the publication of the **Bibliothe-
que Homoeopathique de Geneve," the first Homceopathic

110 TH£ HOM(EOPATHIC

periodical published in the French language. His attain-
ments in literature, philosophy, botany, astronomy,
mathematics, and theology, were considerable. He
spoke most of the languages of Europe ; and at the age
of sixty began the study of Hebrew, that he might be
able to study the Bible in the original. He died on the
31st May, 1853.

DR. F. HARTMANN,

Another of Hahnemann's own disciples, has been re-
moved by death. Soon the whole of his early converts
will have followed him from the distractions of this life,
to the rest and peace of another. Dr. Hartmann was
bom at Debtsch, in 1796. Early after finishing his
medical studies, he became convinced of the truth of
Homoeopathy, and enjoyed the advantage of Hahnemann's
personal instructions. For some time he had a good
practice in Leipzig ; but for the last eight years he was
confined to his room by a severe and painful disease,
though he still continued his literary labours, for the
support of his family. He died on the 10th October, 1853,
aged 57. Dr. Hartmann was one of the founders of the
'^Allgemeine Homoopathische Zeitung;'* and continued
one of its editors until his death. He was the author of
"Therapeutics of Acute and Chronic Diseases;'* ** Di-
seases of Children ;" many papers in his own journal, and
a work on Homoeopathic Dietetics. He translated *' Car-
pari's Dispensatoiy," into Latin.

DR. BAMBERG, BERLIN,

Bom at Meseritz. in the Grand Duchy of Posen, on the
d2nd February, 1801 ; graduated at the Universily of
Berlin, on the 20th December, 1826 ; and died on the
25th November, 1853, aged 52. At the period of his
death, Dr. Bambei^ was engaged with an elaborate '' His-
tory of Medicine, from the remotest times to the present
day."

MEDICAL DIRECTORY. Ill

DR. MELICHER, BERLIN,

For many years enjoyed a high reputation and large prac-
tice in Berlin. He suffered great pain during his illness ;
and frequently wished for death to relieve him from his
torture. He died on the 16th December, 1853 ; the im-
mediate cause was paralysis of the lungs.

DR. MARENZELLER, VIENNA,

This veteran Homoeopathist, by the influence of his
name, was the chief instrument of spreading Homoeo-
pathy in the Austrian dominions ; he was the friend and
contemporary of Hahnemann; and was employed, by
order of the Emperor, in performing a series of experi-
ments with Homoeopathy in the Military Hospital at
Vienna ; these experiments are but imperfectly known in
England, — a circumstance much to be regretted, as they
form a marked contrast to the so-called experiments of
Andral. Dr. Marenzeller lived long to enjoy his honours;
he died on the 6th January, 1854, aged 90.

DR. ROMANI, OF NAPLES,

Was bom at Vasto, in 1785. He studied medicine, and
took his degree, at Naples ; and rapidly acquired so great
a reputation, that the Queen appointed him her Physician-
in-Ordinary. During the invasion of the Neapolitan do-
minions by the Austrians, in 1821, Dr. Roman! was suf-
fering from a very painful disease; the fame of Dr.
Necker, who was attached to the Austrian army, attracted
his attention, and having put himself under his care, was
rapidly cured. This led him to study Homooopathy ; and
he practised with great success in Naples. He was in-
duced to visit England by the late Earl of Shrewsbury,
in 1827 ; and established a regular Homoeopathic Dispen-
sary, at Alton Towers. The climate of England did not
agree with him ; and after a short residence in this coun-
try, he returned to Naples. He published several original

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11^2 HOM(EOPATHIC DIRECTOKY.

works on Homoeopathy ; and translated Hahnemann's
Materia Medica, into Italian. He died deeply lamented
by a large circle of patients and friends.

DR. LICHTENFELS, OF VIENNA.

One of the oldest and most popular physicians of that
town.

DR. ALTMULLER, OF CASSEL.

An old and esteemed Homoeopathist.

DR. HARTUNG, OF MILAN.

Well known by his cure of the supposed malignant eye
disease of Field-Marshal Count Radetzki, Commander-in-
Chief of the Austrian Army in Italy.

DR. N. A. MORTH, OF LINKOPEN.

One of the few Homceopathic Physicians in Sweden.

DR. BELLUOMINI.

This distinguished advocate of Homoeopathy, who was
one of the earliest pioneers of the system in England,
died lately at Turin.

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' Bhenmatism, some Diseases of the Skin, Bickets, Infantile Wasting,
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PURE AND UNADULTE RATED.

The sreatdiflloiiltyof obtaining geDvine and good Cod liver Oil, has long pre-
vented a Juat appreoiaUon of ita aoknowledged remedial Tirtaea, and precluded many
aniTering inTallda from realiaiug the benefleial effecta of thia truly Taloable medicine.

Dr. De Jongh'a light Brown Cod liver OU ia of the beat Und and fineit qnality,
being extracted from the Uverof the Dorae—Oadua Callariaa, a apeeiea of Cod-flan,
eaugnt at the Great Fiahery of the LofToden lalea— by a proceaa yielding a much larger
proportion of iodine, phoaphate of lime, volatile aeid, lSo» elomenta of the bile, and
other eaaential prindplea, than the Pale Oila mannfjaetored in England and Newfound-
land, which by their mode of preparation, are deprived In a greatmeaaure of their
active elementa.

The well-meilted eelebritv of Dr. De Jongh'a Oil, ia atteated by ita extenaive
nae in France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Italy, by numeroua apontaneoua
teatimoniala from eminent membeiB of the faculty and adentifle ehemista of European
reputation, and since ita recent introduction into thia country, by the marked confi-
dence as well aa great aucceaa with which it has been preacrlbed by medical praetitlonera.

In many inatanoea where other kinda of Cod Liver Oil haa been taken with little
or no benefit, it haa produced almost immediate relief, arreated diaease, and restored
health.

Testimonial from the late JONATHAN PEBEIBAi M.D., F.B.8.E., F.L.a,
Profeaaor at the Univeraity of London. Author of the " Elementa of Materia Medina.

and Therapeutics,** ftc, &o.

" My dear Sir. — I was very ^lad to find from you when I had the pleasure of seeing
you In London, that you were interested commercially in Cod Liver OIL It waa fitting
that the auUior of the best analysis tatd investigations into the properties of this Ou
should himself be the purv^or of this important medicine.

" I feel, however, some difadence in venturing to ftilfil your request by giving you my
opinion of the quality of the Oil of which yon gave me a sample ; because I know that
no one can be better, and few so well acquainted with the physical and ohradcal pro-
pertiea of this medicine as yourself, whom I regard as the nighest authority on the
subject.

" I can, however, have no hesitation about the propriety of responding to your appli-
cation. The Oil which yon gave me was of the Teiy finest quality, whether con-
sidered with reference to its eolonr, flavour, or chemical properties ; and
I am satisfied that, for medicinal purposes, no finer oil can be procured.

" With my best wishes for your success, believe me, my dear Sir. to be venr faithfully
yours, (Signed) JONATHAN PEKEIBA.

To Dr. de Jongh. Finsbury-square, London, April 16, 1861 .**

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